Ellen Sofie is a psychology specialist with a specialization in intersubjective, psychodynamic therapy and has further education in emotion-focused couples therapy.
Attachment and relationship are central to Ellen Sofie's therapeutic approach; between partners, between parents and children, and also the relationship we have with ourselves. Furthermore, Ellen Sofie has a particularly keen eye for the dynamics of the society we find ourselves in at any given time, and for the existential aspects of being human.
In Ellen Sofie's therapy room, there is room for life exactly as it is; from the painful and vulnerable to the gallows humorous observations about life's absurdities.
Ellen Sofie has a safe and relaxed attitude towards mental and relational difficulties, and towards what we may experience as strange or shameful. What we all have in common is that we try our best while occasionally struggling through life.
As a therapist, Ellen Sofie is a listener and active. She is sensitive and compassionate, but can also be clear and direct in the hope of getting at what can be redeeming and create change.
In addition to her profession as a psychologist, Ellen Sofie is a composer and lyricist, and she also experiences therapy as a creative process where together you find new paths through the painful and unresolved.
Ellen Sofie looks forward to welcoming you; as a couple, as a family or alone.