Edgar is a psychotherapist who works well with people navigating grief, trauma, shame, self-sabotage, despair, and emptiness. He approaches these experiences with care and seriousness, but without panic. Often, his work involves staying with what feels unbearable and gradually building the capacity to name, hold, and understand it. Therapy with Edgar tends to be exploratory, collaborative, and reflective in nature.

Edgar’s work is grounded in curiosity, about what people feel, how they make sense of things, and what might be happening beneath the surface. He is especially interested in how we relate to our emotions and how we get stuck in patterns that no longer serve us. He helps people slow down, notice what is happening internally, and begin to understand the ways they protect, limit, or silence parts of themselves.

He works with a diverse range of clients and aims to approach each person with openness, humility, and respect for their unique background and life experiences. His goal is to create a space where people feel connected, respected, and free to bring their whole selves into the room.