Psychologist

Lian Snoep

Emotional regulation
High sensitivity
Navigating change
Purpose
Supporting others' mental well-being

Lian takes a warm, holistic approach to helping you navigate life’s challenges. She recognises how easily we can become disconnected from our bodies when we spend so much time in our heads, losing touch with what we feel and need.

Whether you are looking to understand yourself more deeply, strengthen something in your life, make a change, or learn to let go, Lian meets you where you are. She creates space for curiosity, self-compassion, and honest exploration, adapting her approach to your individual needs and what feels most relevant in the moment.

She values authenticity and vulnerability, while also making room for humour, lightness, and perspective along the way. Lian works alongside you to explore what matters most in the here and now and find meaningful steps forward.

Portrait of Lian Snoep, Psychologist

About Lian

Educational background

  • MSc Cognitive Neuropsychology – VU University
  • Graduate Research and Master’s Thesis – University of Melbourne
  • Psycholoog NIP – Nederlands Instituut van Psychologen
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) – ICM
  • Psychopathologie – RINO Amsterdam
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Introduction – RINO Amsterdam

Preferred therapeutic approach

ACT
Mindfulness
Solution-focused Coaching/Counseling

Working style

Lian has a warm and collaborative way of working. She takes a holistic view of wellbeing, recognising how closely the mind and body are connected. Rather than following a strict plan, she brings flexibility and intention to each session, tuning into what you need in the moment and what emerges along the way.

You can expect a supportive and empowering space where Lian shares insights and practical tools to support your growth. When helpful, she suggests things to explore between sessions, helping you bring what you discover into your everyday life.

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The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change. — Carl Rogers
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