I was born on March 13, 1972 in a family of six. My father was a teacher and my mother cared at home. After three daughters, I, the long-awaited son, was born. Originally, my parents wanted to call me Tom, but because the boy next door got that name a day earlier, I became Jos.

Like everyone else, I filled my life backpack with beautiful memories and (intergenerational) trauma. At the age of 21, I went into therapy and discovered how valuable it is to restore contact with myself and my feelings. This experience brought me into contact with my mission: guiding people in their therapeutic process. With the right training, I laid the foundation for what I have been doing with love for 25 years now.

My work revolves around belief in others, love, unconditionality and growth. I help people to examine beliefs and change them to a more positive view. Recognizing vulnerability is essential: strength comes from accepting our possibilities and limitations.

In therapy, I will work with you to find the roots of your beliefs. How did they come about, and how did they influence your choices? Why do you keep believing certain thoughts about yourself, and how can you learn to think differently?

I am deeply grateful that I have been able to guide thousands of people and have built a flourishing practice. In a world full of self-proclaimed coaches and therapists, it is important to choose a recognized psychotherapist, for example through a professional association or a recommendation from a satisfied client or family doctor.

I wish you the best of luck in your search and who knows, we may meet soon.