I am a dramatherapist, actress and singer, as well as the founder of  Talas Creative Therapies, the first dramatherapy association in Serbia, which is a member of the European Federation of Dramatherapy.

I have lived in inspiring cities that have shaped me both professionally and personally: Belgrade, Berlin, and Amsterdam. Today, I support my clients both online and in my studio in Belgrade.

Even during my early education at the Acting Academy, I was most fascinated by the human psyche—its many layers, inner conflicts, and contradictions. This curiosity has remained with me, and over time, I’ve witnessed how my work has naturally evolved from artistic education into the practice of psychotherapy, where art and creativity become tools for self-expression and a deeper understanding of our inner world.

Through my education in acting and later my specialization in dramatherapy in Berlin, as well as through my professional journey, I’ve had the privilege of working with inspiring individuals from both the art and therapy worlds. I deeply value the guidance of dedicated mentors and feel grateful to have had such teachers and role models along the way.

For me, the heart of therapy lies in genuine empathy and a sincere desire to support others. A therapist should listen with presence, dedication, and openness. Just as essential is the commitment to ongoing inner work. A therapist is not someone who holds all the answers, but someone who actively engages with their own inner questions and challenges, and grows alongside their clients through that process.