Psychologist

Myrthe Glasbergen

Anxiety
Boundaries
Emotional regulation
Patterns or Coping mechanisms
Relationships

Myrthe is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping people discover their authentic selves. With a holistic approach to mental well-being, she believes that healing comes from understanding both our inner worlds and the broader systems that shape our experiences. Having traveled extensively, Myrthe brings a rich cultural awareness to her practice and values diverse perspectives. She’s particularly interested in how family dynamics, societal structures, and personal history intertwine to create our unique challenges and strengths. You might be struggling with emotional regulation, feeling stuck in unhealthy patterns, or seeking deeper meaning in your relationships. Whatever brings you to therapy, Myrthe offers a warm, judgment-free space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings, learning practical ways to move forward with greater self-awareness and confidence.

Portrait of Myrthe Glasbergen, Psychologist

About Myrthe

Educational background

  • Master Occupational Health Psychology, Leiden University, The Netherlands
  • Bachelor Psychology, Leiden University, The Netherlands
  • Behavior-oriented interviewing training – Dutch Police Academy
  • Competency-oriented interviewing training – Dutch Police Academy
  • Interview & Conversation skills training – Dutch Police Academy
  • NEO-PI-R training – Dutch Police Academy
  • Emotional resilience training – Dutch Police Academy

Preferred therapeutic approach

Psychoanalytic Therapy
Systemic Counselling/Therapy
Emotionally Focused Therapy

Working style

Myrthe creates a safe, peaceful and open space where all of you is welcome. She keeps sessions casual and friendly while following a balanced method that adapts to your needs. Her approach is both gentle and straightforward, guiding you while building your independence. Myrthe regularly provides homework tasks and sets clear goals with you. She teaches practical skills and shares helpful information about psychological concepts in ways that make sense for everyday life.

“The only way onwards, is inwards!”
Myrthe Glasbergen