Find Your Linden Specialist

Hi, I am Albulena! I am a psychologist specializing in neuro-developmental diversity (ASD, ADHD, Learning difficulties, and more) and a behavior analyst in training. I support people in their neurological development, to help and provide guidance to their entourage. According to my patients' needs, my work can target many aspects, like communication, problematic behaviors, emotions, social skills, and independence. I also provide psychological and behavioral assessments.

My focus is my patient's well being. I take into account my patient's potential and difficulties, to elaborate the best intervention program, with the family and other involved people around the patient.

Originally from Kosovo, I moved to France for my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Health Psychology and Autism and Related Disorders, and ended up living there for 13 years. For 8 years, I have been part of pluridisciplinary teams that assisted children and young adults with autism in an association created by parents.

Feeling adventurous, I recently moved to Hamburg and am very excited about the new opportunities and challenges awaiting me here.

I speak Albanian, French, English, and am in the process of learning German.

Greetings! I'm Amber, a passionate school psychologist currently residing in Germany but originally from the United States. I hold a B.S. in psychology and political science from Westminster College in the United States and a Ph.D. in school psychology from the University of Northern Colorado in the United States.

In the US, I worked as a school psychologist conducting psychoeducational assessments, functional behavior assessments, and providing training for school staff and parents on various topics. I am dedicated to staying current with the latest research and best practices in school psychology.

My areas of expertise include psychoeducational assessments for specific learning disabilities and attention deficit hyperactive disorder, multi-tiered systems of support, behavior/social-emotional interventions, consultation, and workshops for school staff and parents. I am dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where every child can thrive, whether navigating the complexities of learning disabilities, fostering emotional intelligence, or promoting positive mental health.

I am fluent in English. I am proficient in Spanish and learning German. I am here to support students, parents, and staff in any way. By working closely with educators, parents, and other stakeholders, I aim to contribute to a community that prioritizes the overall well-being of each student.

Hi! I’m Andrée Claude, but you can call me AC. I’m a psychologist from Canada with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Concordia University and a master’s degree in Psychology (with an emphasis in counseling) from Webster University.

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I am passionate about creating a positive, safe, and supportive environment for young minds to help them see challenges as opportunities. My compassionate, non-judgmental, and solution-focused approach guides my work as a counselor, mental skills coach, and academic coach.

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I value collaboration with students, parents, and teachers. I have experience enhancing students’ learning efficiency through time management, organizational skills, stress management, focus strategies, and confidence-building. I have also conducted psycho-educational and clinical assessments with children and teenagers. Working with youth and young adults from diverse backgrounds has helped me adapt, communicate effectively, and facilitate positive change as a counselor, coach, educator, and mentor.

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My specialties include counseling, mental skills coaching, sports mental performance, stress management, time management, organization, motivation, confidence-building, focus and concentration, imagery, self-talk, and mindfulness.

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I am Canadian and speak English, French, and intermediate German.

Hi! I’m Andrée Claude, but you can call me AC. I’m a psychologist from Canada with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Concordia University and a master’s degree in Psychology (with an emphasis in counseling) from Webster University.

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I am passionate about creating a positive, safe, and supportive environment for young minds to help them see challenges as opportunities. My compassionate, non-judgmental, and solution-focused approach guides my work as a counselor, mental skills coach, and academic coach.

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I value collaboration with students, parents, and teachers. I have experience enhancing students’ learning efficiency through time management, organizational skills, stress management, focus strategies, and confidence-building. I have also conducted psycho-educational and clinical assessments with children and teenagers. Working with youth and young adults from diverse backgrounds has helped me adapt, communicate effectively, and facilitate positive change as a counselor, coach, educator, and mentor.

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My specialties include counseling, mental skills coaching, sports mental performance, stress management, time management, organization, motivation, confidence-building, focus and concentration, imagery, self-talk, and mindfulness.

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I am Canadian and speak English, French, and intermediate German.

Hi! I’m Anisa!

I am a learning support specialist with over 20 years experience teaching children in international schools. I studied for many years in the UK, where I pursued a degree in Environmental Sciences from the University of Nottingham, before I decided to follow my calling to teach. I then did a PGCE - Postgraduate in Teaching – before I started working in international primary schools in Kenya. I worked for many years as a class teacher before I decided to specialise in Special Education Needs, and my most recent job was as the Special Needs Coordinator in the school I worked at.

I love working with children and their families to support them in being the best that they can be, and teaching in international schools has allowed me to work with wonderful children from so many different nationalities and cultural backgrounds. My approach is holistic, creative and above all compassionate. I strongly believe in embracing learning differences and empowering children to value their superpower and use it to their advantage. Through individualised and structured teaching, children will learn the tools needed to progress both in the classroom and the wider world.

I work collaboratively with schools and parents to work towards meeting IEP targets. As both a classroom teacher and a learning support specialist, I have extensive experience teaching children from 5-10 years with maths, reading, spelling and writing. I am also passionate about creative writing and love inspiring children from 5-13 years to explore using their imagination. I have spent the last 10 years teaching children with dyslexia, ADHD, autism and behavioural needs as well as children for whom English is a second language. I am hugely passionate about incorporating mindfulness techniques in my teaching to create both awareness and belief in self as well as develop a growth mindset.

I am a fifth generation Kenyan of Indian origin currently living in Nairobi, Kenya, and I am fluent in English and speak conversational Gujarati and Swahili.

Hi, I’m Ben! I am a school psychologist from Wisconsin, currently working in Berlin. I completed my bachelor’s degree in psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, and I completed my master’s and educational specialist degrees in school psychology at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

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I provide counseling and psychoeducational assessments, supporting students in identifying emotions and developing regulation strategies to manage anxiety, hyperactivity, and other challenges. My goal is to foster both individual and systemic changes that help all students thrive.

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I’ve worked across a variety of educational settings, supporting learners from early childhood through university. Beyond my work as a school psychologist, I’ve also held roles as a boarding school house parent, after-school program and international camp supervisor, direct support professional for students with significant emotional and behavioral needs, and even as a football (soccer) referee!

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Originally from the United States, I speak English and conversational Spanish.

Hi, I’m Chelsea! I’m a school psychologist. I enjoy the opportunity to connect with students and families from all over the world.

I hold a B.A. in Psychology from Wesleyan University, where I worked as a research assistant and coordinator in a leading cognitive development research lab. During my time at university, I also became very interested in social justice and equity in our educational systems, which continues to drive my passion for this work today.

After moving to California, I earned an M.S. in Counseling and School Psychology credential from California State University, East Bay. I served as a psychologist in large urban school districts throughout the Bay Area for many years. While those settings were extremely diverse and I worked with students from dozens of various cultures, I went on to gain experience by working abroad. I combined my love of global exploration with my career ambitions and served as a school counselor providing social-emotional and behavior support to primary students at an international school in Munich.

I specialize in psychoeducational evaluations, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and early childhood development.

I’m American and I speak English.

Hello, I’m Claire! I am a school psychologist from the United States, specifically Texas. I earned my bachelor's degree in Psychology and my Specialist’s degree in School Psychology (SSP) from Abilene Christian University. I earned my Diplomate in School Neuropsychology in 2025, and I am pleased to offer school neuropsychological assessments.

In the U.S., I worked in a large suburban district outside of Houston for three years. My experience was primarily in middle school, but I worked with students from early childhood to high school. Being employed by a large school district allowed me to gain experience working with children and families from a variety of socioeconomic, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds.

I moved to Berlin in 2021 and have worked for Linden since, assessing students in Berlin, online, and in person at schools across Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia (so far!).

I am passionate about helping families and schools all over the world understand each unique student and how they learn best, especially when considering linguistic and cultural backgrounds.I specialize in psychoeducational and psychological evaluations, school neuropsychology, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, Specific Learning Disabilities (SLDs), developmental differences, anxiety, and depression.I am also Linden’s Head of Assessments, working to help schools and families get the best assessment services for their needs.

I am from the United States and I speak English.

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Hi, I’m Daniel! I’m a Career and Youth Counselor based in Berlin. I support students and young adults as they navigate important transitions - from school to university, into the workplace, and toward their future goals. My aim is to help them gain clarity, make informed choices, and approach the next steps with confidence. My background brings together counseling, education, and the arts. I completed professional training in Integrative Gestalt Therapy and Psychological Counseling, earned a Teaching Qualification Certificate (CAP) in Spain, and graduated with a Fine Arts Diploma and a Master degree from the University of the Arts Berlin. This mix of studies allows me to combine creativity, reflection, and practical tools in my coaching. 

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For almost ten years, I have been guiding young people and adults in career orientation, educational pathways, and integration into new cultural and professional environments. I especially enjoy creating a space where students can explore their strengths, develop new perspectives, and connect their personal interests with realistic academic and career options.

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I specialize in: career exploration, school-to-university and university-to-work transitions, decision-making support, and intercultural coaching for international students and families.

I’m Bolivian-German and speak Spanish, German, and English.

Hi, I’m Denise! I am a certified school psychologist and counselor. I have a M.A. from California State University, Northridge in educational psychology and a M.S. from Lesley University in clinical mental health, specializing in dance and movement therapy (expressive arts). I earned my Diplomate in School Neuropsychology in 2025. For the past 17 years, I’ve had the pleasure of working with all grade levels to complete psychoeducational assessments, guiding therapeutic sessions, and leading workshops.

Since 2009, I’ve enjoyed a career in international schools, including Serbia, Egypt, the Netherlands, and Thailand. Over the years, I have worked with students who have a wide range of difficulties and/or diagnoses including learning disabilities, anxiety, ADHD, obsessive compulsive disorder, depression, Autism Spectrum Disorder, attachment disorders, bipolar disorder, self-injurious behaviors (SIB), and PTSD. Working internationally has also given me a significant amount of experience with the transition process for students, families, and staff.

Early in my career I relied heavily on behavioral techniques; however, over the last 7 years, I have integrated mindfulness, creativity (movement, art, drama), and body-centered approaches into therapeutic sessions. I often bring a bit of laughter/playfulness into my assessment/therapeutic sessions and hope that clients see our time as a balance of focused reflection on goals and fun.I specialize in psychoeducational assessments (including Functional Behavioral Assessments), dance and movement therapy (expressive arts), school neuropsychology, mindfulness, therapeutic groups, parental/family support, and school consultation regarding student interventions, staff wellness and student support policy/structure.

I am from the United States and I speak English.

Hi, I‘m Dino! I'm a registered psychologist (BPS) holding a B.A. with Honors in Psychology from Dublin City University and a M.Sc. in Psychology, specializing in Health Psychology from Ulster University, UK. I have training in solution-focused therapy (Iska Berlin) and I am currently in psychotherapy training at the European Institute for Reality Therapy.

I have more than 7 years of clinical, counseling and teaching/educational experience. My approach is primarily encouraging and supportive – addressing behavior change and psychological wellbeing, followed by solution-focused therapy, biopsychosocial elements and systemic counseling. The practice that I offer is safe, non-judgmental, diverse, and inclusive. I'm LGBTQIA+ welcoming!

I previously worked at an International School in Berlin as an Integration and Wellbeing Specialist where I gained in-depth knowledge about neurodiversity, cognitive, social and emotional lifespan development. My focus was psychosocial support with an empowering approach to students with additional behavioral, sensory and socio-emotional needs. I was also one of the lead creators for getting the title of Schule der Vielfalt/School for Diversity at our school and one of the lead creators for transgender, non-binary and intersex school policy.

I work with young children, parents and young adults and I specialize in: Acute Illness Counseling, Trauma, Eating disorders, Family issues, Gender Dysphoria, Transgender transition, Substance Abuse, Sexual Health, Phobias, LGBTQIA+, Parent consultations and Divorce-Related Stress.

I’m from Croatia and I speak English, Croatian, Bosnian and Serbian.

I’m a psychologist originally from Delhi, India, currently based in Berlin. I hold a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Delhi and an M.A. in Applied Psychology from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. I also completed an MPhil in Clinical Psychology from Manipal University, India. Back home in India, I worked across diverse settings - from schools and hospitals to nonprofits and private practice - supporting individuals across the lifespan. Since relocating to Berlin, I’ve been offering mental health services for internationals.

My key areas of work include: Anxiety, stress, and burnout, identity, self-esteem, and life transitions, relationship and family conflict, neurodivergence & self-advocacy, grief, bereavement, complex loss, South Asian diaspora.

I work mostly with teens, adults and also offer couple sessions. As a proud nerodivergent I also founded a support group for adults with ADHD and I enjoy creating accessible psychoeducational content through talks and workshops. 

My practice is trauma-informed, intersectional, and queer-affirmative. I draw from a range of evidence-based modalities - including CBT, DBT, ACT, and interpersonal therapies - while always centering the lived realities of my clients. I believe counseling is a collaborative space to be witnessed, to reflect, and to grow.

I work in English, Hindi and Urdu. I strive to create an authentic, non-judgmental space where clients can feel safe to show up fully - especially those navigating in-between worlds, cultures, and identities.

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