Dr. Faye Tsantila is a registered socio-clinical psychologist in Belgium and Greece, offering therapy in English and Greek to adults, children, and couples in Leuven and online. With over a decade of therapeutic experience since 2012 across primary care, psychiatric, and community mental health services, she supports clients navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma, addiction, life transitions, and questions of identity and belonging. Having completed a PhD in Clinical Psychology at KU Leuven focused on international mental health contexts, she brings particular insight into the emotional challenges of living abroad, relocation, and cultural adaptation. Her approach integrates person-centred therapy with cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), Gestalt therapy, and relational/systemic perspectives, creating a collaborative, non-judgmental space for deeper self-understanding and emotional resilience. She welcomes individuals and families experiencing disconnection, transition stress, or uncertainty about belonging, offering both in-person sessions in Leuven and online therapy.

Dr. Emma Biggs offers specialized counseling for adults living with chronic illness and navigating international life in Belgium. With a PhD in Psychology and years of academic research studying the neurocognitive aspects of chronic pain, she understands how deeply mental and physical well-being are interconnected. Drawing on both professional expertise and personal experience as an international resident across multiple countries, she provides person-centered, evidence-based therapy that addresses the unique challenges of managing chronic conditions while adapting to foreign healthcare systems and life abroad. She welcomes clients affected by chronic illness, their loved ones, and anyone seeking support with the complexities of international living. Sessions are available in English, both online and in-person in Belgium.

Minoo Pouravari is a clinical psychologist with a PhD from KU Leuven and over six years of experience supporting young adults and adults through emotional challenges, life transitions, and personal growth. She creates a reflective therapeutic space where clients can explore relationship patterns, personal values, and their inner world.

Her approach is grounded in understanding how early relationships shape current connections and life navigation. Trained in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), schema therapy, reality therapy, and psychodynamics, she tailors treatment to each client's unique needs, fostering self-awareness, emotional resilience, and deeper meaning.

Having personally experienced migration between Iran and Belgium, Dr. [Name] brings cultural sensitivity and empathy to her work, particularly with international clients and those navigating significant change. She offers therapy in both English and Farsi, supporting clients on their unique paths toward healing and growth.

Rachel Kehoe is a councellor with Satori Health Centre Leuven. She works in English with individuals as well as couples and she is available in-person in Leuven, Belgium and online at a reduced rate.

She hold a firm belief in the inherent growth potential within each person, fostered through openness, acceptance, and understanding. Her approach is person-centred and strength-based, weaving in elements of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Solutions-Focused techniques. I tailor my approach for each individual, recognizing that each journey is unique.

Laura is a dedicated psychologist with extensive experience supporting young adults and adults through a wide range of mental health challenges. Using evidence-based therapies like schema therapy, Laura provides a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore issues such as self-image, relationships, emotional difficulties, and past traumas. Her compassionate and analytical approach helps clients build resilience and personal growth. Book a free online consultation to take the first step toward your mental wellbeing.

In her professional practice, Lena Van Broekhoven emphasises the importance of understanding individuals from diverse cultural and experiential backgrounds, particularly expats adapting to new environments. With a background in psychiatric hospitals and rehabilitation centres, and current roles in supported housing and mobile teams, she offers in-home guidance aimed at fostering personal growth and identity development. Her services are available to individuals aged 16 and up, both online and in-person, with the flexibility of communication in Dutch or English.

Larissa Ernst is a Clinical Psychologist and European Certified Psycho-Sexologist, registered in South Africa and Belgium. She is the founder of Satori Health Centre, a multi-disciplinary, global practice with locations in Pretoria and Leuven, serving local and international communities. With a focus on adult individuals, couples, and families, she specialises in interpersonal communication, separation/divorce support, stepfamily dynamics, and perinatal mental health. Larissa also offers clinical supervision, training, and mentorship for professionals and is an approved supervisor for psychology internships across Canadian and Belgian universities. She provides psychotherapy both in person and online.

Tebogo Mothoa is a Clinical Psychologist practicing from the Satori Health Centre. She practices in Garsfontein, Pretoria East, South Africa and online. She is registered as a Psychologist in both South Africa and the United Kingdom

She is passionate about working with young people, adults, couples, and families and has a particular interest in eating disorders. Bereavement, grief, and loss are also close to her heart as well as support those who are living their lives with cancer or supporting a loved one through a terminal illness.

Her services are available in English and Setswana.

Christi Gadd is a Clinical Psychologist and Neuropsychologist practising from the Satori Health Centre. She practices in Garsfontein, Pretoria East, South Africa and online.

She has a special interest in the human brain and the way in which it regulates our behaviour and in turn our relationships. She provides psychotherapy to assist a person and their family in adjusting to the impact of brain injury or neurological illness as well as assessments of the extent and intricacy of the injury. She also provides general psychotherapy to individuals, couples and families.

Her services are available in English and Afrikaans.