Over the course of our lives, we go through a number of psychological crises. A crisis is a precondition for growing and getting to know yourself – yet it can also hold us back and leave us stuck. A crisis is a psychological reaction to something you are exposed to, where your previous experience and ways of coping fall short.
How a crisis becomes a turning point where new perspectives take shape.
I have experience of therapy with children, young people and adults.
Language is the central medium of therapeutic change. In our conversations, I create a space where you feel seen, heard and understood. This is the foundation on which development becomes possible.
I grew up with three languages and have a feel for linguistic and cultural nuances – which means I can offer therapy in more than one language.
My therapeutic approach draws on elements of narrative, psychodynamic and cognitive therapy. In sessions with children and young people, I also use the neuroaffective method.
My approach combines empathetic listening with analysis. Together we identify recurring thought patterns, feelings and actions, and I support your work towards positive change. This opens up new perspectives which, through change, lead to greater coherence, inner balance and a noticeably higher quality of life.
At the heart of my work is the transition from words to impact – and from impact to change.
Klippekort (discount cards) are personal and cannot be transferred to anyone else. Klippekort are non-refundable.
Payment is made via MobilePay (no. 994250) right after the session.
I accept medical referrals, which cover the cost of the session either fully or partly. With partial coverage, your share is DKK 490.74 for the first session and DKK 409.20 for subsequent sessions (rates as of 1 October 2026).
Cancellations must be made by 4 pm the day before your appointment – late cancellations or no-shows are charged at the full price.
I accept medical referrals, as I hold a provider number (ydernummer) in Albertslund Municipality.
If you are a member of Sygeforsikringen Danmark, you can get a subsidy for sessions with a psychologist if your issue falls under one of the 11 referral reasons, which you can read about here.
Danmark typically covers between DKK 300 and 450 per session, depending on the age group. More information here.
You pay the full amount for the session, after which I report it to Danmark, who then pay their share to you.
Please let me know before our first session if you want to use your Sygeforsikring.
If you have private health insurance, you can check whether it covers sessions with a psychologist and whether you can choose your psychologist freely. Usually, I invoice your insurance directly for our sessions.
In some cases, your municipality may cover sessions with a psychologist. Contact your caseworker if you’d like to find out more.
Yes, I accept medical referrals, as I hold a provider number (ydernummer) in Albertslund Municipality. A referral covers the cost of the session either fully or partly. You may also be able to get a subsidy from your health insurance, if you have one, or from Sygeforsikringen Danmark if you're a member.
Yes, the Klippekort is personal and cannot be transferred to anyone else.
Yes, you do.
No, I don't prescribe medication – psychological treatment consists solely of conversations. Medication is provided by a doctor or psychiatrist.
No, they won't. I'm bound by confidentiality and may not pass on any information unless you ask me to.
It's valid for two years from the date of purchase.
No, I don't. The only payment method is MobilePay.
You can cancel by phone, text message or email. Cancellations must be made by 4 pm the day before your appointment – late cancellations or no-shows are charged at the full price.
If you feel you're not getting anything out of the session or sessions, you can always end the process, wherever you are in it. Please note that Klippekort (discount cards) are non-refundable.
We use the first session partly to get an overview of the topic or topics you'd like to talk about, and to set out a broad plan for the course ahead.
When you're in session with me, you and your needs are the focus. I listen to you and give you feedback. You're free to choose which thoughts you want to share with me – things you wonder about, things you find hard to understand, things that hurt or something else entirely. You have my full attention and acceptance. Talking about things that hurt can be difficult, but you'll often find that it feels good afterwards. At the end of a session I may give you a small task to take home, if it's relevant to your situation.
I take an appreciative approach to my clients – I meet you with respect and in a way that fosters trust and a good relationship. Scientific studies have shown that good contact and a good relationship between client and therapist are the most important precondition for a successful course of therapy.
It's impossible to say in advance how long your course should be, as it depends on the issue and on your wishes. It can be anything from 1-2 sessions up to a process lasting many months. Whatever the case, you always have the right to end a course yourself, whenever it suits you.
“Sune has been an incredible help. I have quite literally got my life back, and throughout the whole process I felt I had a committed professional behind me while I found my way back into my life. No thanks are big enough here”
“Overall I am very satisfied with my course of therapy. I'm a little nervous about being 'on my own' now, but I've learned lots of tools and things I can think back on if some of the same challenges take up too much space again.”
“Sune was really good to talk to and really good at giving input on my situation”
“Needed someone to listen and an overview after a chronic illness diagnosis, got help handling my feelings. It helped to put things into words and to hear that I wasn't alone with the feeling. That my feelings were quite normal in a period like that.”
“Thank you for the course we have had, I really feel it has helped me move on from the complicated situation I was in.”