Music and psychology have one thing in common: they are about people and their stories. In music, I look for the melody behind the notes, the story that a piece tells. In my psychological work, it's about understanding the stories and patterns that people carry within themselves. Both require the ability to read between the lines – or, in music, to hear between the notes. Being a musician means telling stories, sharing emotions, and putting a part of oneself into every note. 

"The musician draws from the depth of their inner self and brings the invisible to sound."

" (Robert Schumann)

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In both areas, I work with the invisible: with emotions, inner conflicts, and the search for understanding – in both a philosophical and scientific sense. This is what makes music and human relationships so fascinating to me.