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Who am I?
My name is Daniëlle Vos. I have been working in my practice with great pleasure for a number of years. I worked as a nurse for a long time, but after a difficult period in my life, I started a 4-year Psychology study. I wanted to do something with what I am good at. From my own experience I know what helps and is necessary to learn to recognize and break patterns. That making contact with your feelings, learning to recognize and understand feelings is important. Learning to express those feelings to your partner, children or friends, is something you can learn and can really give you a different way of contact and connection. Learning to set and maintain boundaries based on those feelings. Also that trauma or damage from your past does not have to determine your present and future. I also know the impact of unresolved trauma in (one of) your parents on you as a child. How that can determine a large part of your life if you were not able to be a child but had to provide emotionally for your parents. How you can heal from that, break free and create healthy ground.
I know what fear is, I know what it feels like to work through it because you want to change old patterns into new ones but everything in you warns you: don't do it. Be careful. Don't move because it's safe here. What feels safe can also be a very lonely place. A place that you once had to create as a child to make it safe for yourself but that now, even though it feels familiar, is actually no longer safe at all. It is often a place where you (subconsciously) emotionally withdraw, become unreachable for the other. From that place you cannot connect with the other because the fear of rejection or loss prevents that. A place where you are in control but can also feel really lonely even though you may not even realize it because it can work very well for a long time. Until it no longer works and you get stuck....
I am good at listening, asking questions and hearing what is not said directly but is mentioned indirectly. I am lovingly direct when necessary because I do not believe in endlessly beating around the bush while I often already know what the root of the problem is. My strength is that I quickly understand where the core of the problem lies and dare to put my finger on the sore spot even if that is not always easy to hear. My goal is that my clients, just as I myself have learned, go through their process so that they can heal and stand more freely in life instead of being continuously determined by, among other things, fear, the burden of their family system and the past.
Training courses
- HBO Psychology
- EFT Basic Course
- Brainspotting: I completed all phases with the Intensive (Certified Brainspotting Practitioner)
- Training Polyvagal Theory in Practice
- Training IFS Fase I
- HBO Nursing
