Stephanie Beltramini

About Stephanie

Stephanie was born in Cameroon, spent 28 years moving through African nations, and later lived and worked in Myanmar—experiences that give her a deep understanding of what it means to live between cultures. She knows what it feels like when someone asks "where are you from?" and the answer takes ten minutes. She also knows what it's like to help children adjust to yet another school, to grieve a place you've left behind, and to build a sense of home when nothing feels permanent.

She completed her MSc in Psychology with a focus on clinical psychology in Germany. She's worked in research, mental health support in post-conflict zones, and with displaced populations. That experience shaped how she works now: with empathy, cultural humility, and a focus on what's actually useful. She's not interested in therapy that sounds good on paper but doesn't translate to your kitchen table or your kid's classroom.

Areas of Specialization

Stephanie treats a wide range of mental health challenges for adolescents and adults:

Therapeutic Approach

Stephanie employs evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy alongside the Plan Analysis method (Caspar). She describes her methodology as "holistic and humanistic, rooted in mindfulness," emphasizing goal-oriented work that connects clients to their personal aspirations and strengths.

She values transparency and the therapeutic relationship, operating collaboratively with clients. Her approach is tailored to each individual's unique context, cultural background, and personal goals, creating a safe space for exploration and growth.

Education & Professional Training

• Master of Science (MSc) in Psychology – Germany, with a focus on clinical psychology
• Research Experience – Germany
• Post-Conflict Mental Health Work – Supporting displaced populations and local communities