From Publishing to Psychology: Supporting Children’s Emotional Development
From Publishing to Psychology: Supporting Children’s Emotional Development
From Publishing to Psychology: Supporting Children’s Emotional Development
We don’t always plan the path we end up on. Some transitions are intentional. Others ask more of us—quietly, then all at once.
We don’t always plan the path we end up on. Some transitions are intentional. Others ask more of us—quietly, then all at once.
We don’t always plan the path we end up on. Some transitions are intentional. Others ask more of us—quietly, then all at once.
June 3, 2025
June 3, 2025
June 3, 2025
For years, I told stories professionally. As an editor and publisher in photography and technology media, I helped people see the world through a different lens—sometimes literally. I wrote, curated, and shaped content that made the ordinary feel meaningful, guiding others in capturing not just what was seen, but what was felt.
I loved the work. The creativity. The way a single sentence or photograph could open up a new way of seeing. But over time, I found myself drawn not just to the story on the page, but to the emotions behind it.
What began as curiosity—about storytelling, about human connection—slowly grew into something deeper. I became less interested in how people framed a moment, and more interested in how they made sense of it. Not just in images, but in themselves.
A Personal Healing Journey
A difficult transition in my own life made that question personal. I began a healing journey that led me away from publishing and toward psychology. I lived abroad, explored mindfulness and identity, and eventually moved to the Netherlands to study psychology, bringing with me everything I had learned about communication, creativity, and what it means to truly pay attention to someone’s story.
Why I Support Parents Through Emotional Transitions
Today, I work with parents navigating emotional transitions, such as becoming a parent, going through separation, or learning to co-parent. My practice is grounded in evidence-based psychological tools, but it’s also informed by a deep understanding of how change feels.
I believe that supporting parents through life transitions isn’t just about solving problems—it’s about helping people reconnect with themselves, understand their emotions, and find meaning in change.
My Career Timeline
Every life has turning points. Here are some of mine:
2005
Storytelling Begins
I began my career in digital marketing and print publishing, shaping stories, writing content, and helping audiences see the world through new creative perspectives.
2008–2013
Creative Leadership
I moved from managing editor to editor-in-chief while also directing a photography and tech book series. I wrote critical features, guided visual storytelling, and developed content that blended creativity with clarity—always focused on helping others find meaning in images and ideas.
2013
Digital Shift
After years in print, I transitioned into digital publishing—fascinated by how technology could make storytelling more immersive, interactive, and accessible. I explored new content formats, digital strategy, and the emotional impact of user experience, deepening my interest in how people engage with information in evolving ways.
2014
Deeper Questions
A difficult life transition sparked my healing journey. While living in India, Malaysia, and Singapore, I explored mindfulness, purpose, and emotional depth—realising I was drawn to the people behind the stories. Psychology became my next step.
2017-2018
New Direction
Moved to Amsterdam and began a BSc in Psychology at Leiden University—bringing together technology, human connection, and evidence-based insight.
2021
Crossroads Moment
Chose a minor in Game Studies and Cultural Analysis to explore how play, media, and digital narrative shape identity, emotion, and culture—deepening my interest in the intersection of psychology and storytelling.
2022–2023
Psychology Degree
Completed my Master’s in Psychology (Cum Laude) at Leiden University, specialising in Child & Adolescent Psychology. This deepened my understanding of development, emotional resilience, and how to support families through life’s transitions.
2022
Practice Begins
Alongside beginning my own journey into motherhood, I began supporting parents and families—offering evidence-based guidance for navigating parenthood, separation, and co-parenting.
September 2025
Parenting by Design
Launching a program for new and expectant parents. Rooted in CBT, ACT, MBSR, and Gottman tools, it offers practical ways to manage stress and strengthen relationships.
November 2025
PSI Launch
Launching PSI: a digital series for children aged 3–5. Using animated storytelling and interactive play, it nurtures emotional intelligence and social skills—grounded in psychology and play-based methods.
Why I Support People in Transition
I know what transition looks like—and how it feels. The confusion, the fear, the pull between who you were and who you’re becoming. I’ve lived those in-between spaces, both personally and professionally. That’s why my work isn’t just informed by research—it’s shaped by lived experience.
Change isn’t something we just survive. It’s something that can transform us. With the right support, it becomes a space for clarity, growth, and strength. If you’re standing at a threshold of your own, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to walk it without guidance.
Are you in a moment of transition?
Whether you’re preparing for parenthood, navigating separation, or simply seeking clarity—I’d love to support you.
Book a session, and let’s take the next step together.
For years, I told stories professionally. As an editor and publisher in photography and technology media, I helped people see the world through a different lens—sometimes literally. I wrote, curated, and shaped content that made the ordinary feel meaningful, guiding others in capturing not just what was seen, but what was felt.
I loved the work. The creativity. The way a single sentence or photograph could open up a new way of seeing. But over time, I found myself drawn not just to the story on the page, but to the emotions behind it.
What began as curiosity—about storytelling, about human connection—slowly grew into something deeper. I became less interested in how people framed a moment, and more interested in how they made sense of it. Not just in images, but in themselves.
A Personal Healing Journey
A difficult transition in my own life made that question personal. I began a healing journey that led me away from publishing and toward psychology. I lived abroad, explored mindfulness and identity, and eventually moved to the Netherlands to study psychology, bringing with me everything I had learned about communication, creativity, and what it means to truly pay attention to someone’s story.
Why I Support Parents Through Emotional Transitions
Today, I work with parents navigating emotional transitions, such as becoming a parent, going through separation, or learning to co-parent. My practice is grounded in evidence-based psychological tools, but it’s also informed by a deep understanding of how change feels.
I believe that supporting parents through life transitions isn’t just about solving problems—it’s about helping people reconnect with themselves, understand their emotions, and find meaning in change.
My Career Timeline
Every life has turning points. Here are some of mine:
2005
Storytelling Begins
I began my career in digital marketing and print publishing, shaping stories, writing content, and helping audiences see the world through new creative perspectives.
2008–2013
Creative Leadership
I moved from managing editor to editor-in-chief while also directing a photography and tech book series. I wrote critical features, guided visual storytelling, and developed content that blended creativity with clarity—always focused on helping others find meaning in images and ideas.
2013
Digital Shift
After years in print, I transitioned into digital publishing—fascinated by how technology could make storytelling more immersive, interactive, and accessible. I explored new content formats, digital strategy, and the emotional impact of user experience, deepening my interest in how people engage with information in evolving ways.
2014
Deeper Questions
A difficult life transition sparked my healing journey. While living in India, Malaysia, and Singapore, I explored mindfulness, purpose, and emotional depth—realising I was drawn to the people behind the stories. Psychology became my next step.
2017-2018
New Direction
Moved to Amsterdam and began a BSc in Psychology at Leiden University—bringing together technology, human connection, and evidence-based insight.
2021
Crossroads Moment
Chose a minor in Game Studies and Cultural Analysis to explore how play, media, and digital narrative shape identity, emotion, and culture—deepening my interest in the intersection of psychology and storytelling.
2022–2023
Psychology Degree
Completed my Master’s in Psychology (Cum Laude) at Leiden University, specialising in Child & Adolescent Psychology. This deepened my understanding of development, emotional resilience, and how to support families through life’s transitions.
2022
Practice Begins
Alongside beginning my own journey into motherhood, I began supporting parents and families—offering evidence-based guidance for navigating parenthood, separation, and co-parenting.
September 2025
Parenting by Design
Launching a program for new and expectant parents. Rooted in CBT, ACT, MBSR, and Gottman tools, it offers practical ways to manage stress and strengthen relationships.
November 2025
PSI Launch
Launching PSI: a digital series for children aged 3–5. Using animated storytelling and interactive play, it nurtures emotional intelligence and social skills—grounded in psychology and play-based methods.
Why I Support People in Transition
I know what transition looks like—and how it feels. The confusion, the fear, the pull between who you were and who you’re becoming. I’ve lived those in-between spaces, both personally and professionally. That’s why my work isn’t just informed by research—it’s shaped by lived experience.
Change isn’t something we just survive. It’s something that can transform us. With the right support, it becomes a space for clarity, growth, and strength. If you’re standing at a threshold of your own, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to walk it without guidance.
Are you in a moment of transition?
Whether you’re preparing for parenthood, navigating separation, or simply seeking clarity—I’d love to support you.
Book a session, and let’s take the next step together.
For years, I told stories professionally. As an editor and publisher in photography and technology media, I helped people see the world through a different lens—sometimes literally. I wrote, curated, and shaped content that made the ordinary feel meaningful, guiding others in capturing not just what was seen, but what was felt.
I loved the work. The creativity. The way a single sentence or photograph could open up a new way of seeing. But over time, I found myself drawn not just to the story on the page, but to the emotions behind it.
What began as curiosity—about storytelling, about human connection—slowly grew into something deeper. I became less interested in how people framed a moment, and more interested in how they made sense of it. Not just in images, but in themselves.
A Personal Healing Journey
A difficult transition in my own life made that question personal. I began a healing journey that led me away from publishing and toward psychology. I lived abroad, explored mindfulness and identity, and eventually moved to the Netherlands to study psychology, bringing with me everything I had learned about communication, creativity, and what it means to truly pay attention to someone’s story.
Why I Support Parents Through Emotional Transitions
Today, I work with parents navigating emotional transitions, such as becoming a parent, going through separation, or learning to co-parent. My practice is grounded in evidence-based psychological tools, but it’s also informed by a deep understanding of how change feels.
I believe that supporting parents through life transitions isn’t just about solving problems—it’s about helping people reconnect with themselves, understand their emotions, and find meaning in change.
My Career Timeline
Every life has turning points. Here are some of mine:
2005
Storytelling Begins
I began my career in digital marketing and print publishing, shaping stories, writing content, and helping audiences see the world through new creative perspectives.
2008–2013
Creative Leadership
I moved from managing editor to editor-in-chief while also directing a photography and tech book series. I wrote critical features, guided visual storytelling, and developed content that blended creativity with clarity—always focused on helping others find meaning in images and ideas.
2013
Digital Shift
After years in print, I transitioned into digital publishing—fascinated by how technology could make storytelling more immersive, interactive, and accessible. I explored new content formats, digital strategy, and the emotional impact of user experience, deepening my interest in how people engage with information in evolving ways.
2014
Deeper Questions
A difficult life transition sparked my healing journey. While living in India, Malaysia, and Singapore, I explored mindfulness, purpose, and emotional depth—realising I was drawn to the people behind the stories. Psychology became my next step.
2017-2018
New Direction
Moved to Amsterdam and began a BSc in Psychology at Leiden University—bringing together technology, human connection, and evidence-based insight.
2021
Crossroads Moment
Chose a minor in Game Studies and Cultural Analysis to explore how play, media, and digital narrative shape identity, emotion, and culture—deepening my interest in the intersection of psychology and storytelling.
2022–2023
Psychology Degree
Completed my Master’s in Psychology (Cum Laude) at Leiden University, specialising in Child & Adolescent Psychology. This deepened my understanding of development, emotional resilience, and how to support families through life’s transitions.
2022
Practice Begins
Alongside beginning my own journey into motherhood, I began supporting parents and families—offering evidence-based guidance for navigating parenthood, separation, and co-parenting.
September 2025
Parenting by Design
Launching a program for new and expectant parents. Rooted in CBT, ACT, MBSR, and Gottman tools, it offers practical ways to manage stress and strengthen relationships.
November 2025
PSI Launch
Launching PSI: a digital series for children aged 3–5. Using animated storytelling and interactive play, it nurtures emotional intelligence and social skills—grounded in psychology and play-based methods.
Why I Support People in Transition
I know what transition looks like—and how it feels. The confusion, the fear, the pull between who you were and who you’re becoming. I’ve lived those in-between spaces, both personally and professionally. That’s why my work isn’t just informed by research—it’s shaped by lived experience.
Change isn’t something we just survive. It’s something that can transform us. With the right support, it becomes a space for clarity, growth, and strength. If you’re standing at a threshold of your own, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to walk it without guidance.
Are you in a moment of transition?
Whether you’re preparing for parenthood, navigating separation, or simply seeking clarity—I’d love to support you.
Book a session, and let’s take the next step together.
Cristina Singh
Cristina Singh
Cristina Singh
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Ideas. Reflections. Thoughts. Suggestions. Perspectives. Stories. Notes. Learnings.
Ideas. Reflections. Thoughts. Suggestions. Perspectives. Stories. Notes. Learnings.
Ideas. Reflections. Thoughts. Suggestions. Perspectives. Stories. Notes. Learnings.
I didn’t start out in psychology. I came from the world of publishing—curating, editing, and designing content that aimed to inform and inspire.
I didn’t start out in psychology. I came from the world of publishing—curating, editing, and designing content that aimed to inform and inspire.
I didn’t start out in psychology. I came from the world of publishing—curating, editing, and designing content that aimed to inform and inspire.
Let me confess something: after years of studying psychology and years of trying to apply it to real, tiny humans, I’ve come to one conclusion…
Let me confess something: after years of studying psychology and years of trying to apply it to real, tiny humans, I’ve come to one conclusion…
Let me confess something: after years of studying psychology and years of trying to apply it to real, tiny humans, I’ve come to one conclusion…
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? Wondering how it works? Here’s everything you need to know.
Didn’t find an answer? If you have any other questions about the offerings on this site, I’d love to hear from you. Just reach out at hello@cristinasingh.com!
Who do you support?
I support individuals navigating emotionally complex transitions—whether you're becoming a parent, adjusting to co-parenting, facing relationship shifts, or simply seeking greater emotional clarity. While I often work with parents and caregivers, my services are not limited to families. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and co-parents of all identities and backgrounds. You can attend on your own or together; change doesn’t require both people in the room.
Who do you support?
I support individuals navigating emotionally complex transitions—whether you're becoming a parent, adjusting to co-parenting, facing relationship shifts, or simply seeking greater emotional clarity. While I often work with parents and caregivers, my services are not limited to families. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and co-parents of all identities and backgrounds. You can attend on your own or together; change doesn’t require both people in the room.
How can psychological coaching help me?
How can psychological coaching help me?
Psychological coaching provides a reflective space to explore your challenges, values, and goals. It's not about giving advice, but about helping you gain clarity, emotional insight, and practical tools that support meaningful change. Whether you're experiencing parenting stress, relationship challenges, or identity shifts, this is support designed to help you move forward with confidence.
What’s the difference between psychological coaching and therapy?
What’s the difference between psychological coaching and therapy?
Individual coaching sessions are one-on-one and tailored to your personal situation.
Programs like Parenting by Design are self-paced and offer structure and reflection at your own speed.
Workshops and group sessions are interactive and theme-based, with opportunities to learn in community. Each format offers a different kind of support depending on your preferences, time, and goals.
Can I use your services alongside therapy or other support?
Can I use your services alongside therapy or other support?
Yes. My coaching can complement therapy or other healthcare services. It can offer focused support on parenting challenges, co-parenting dynamics, and emotionally complex transitions.
What methods do you use in coaching?
What methods do you use in coaching?
I use a range of evidence-based approaches, including:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
Self-Compassion Therapy
Gottman Relationship Tools
Solution-Focused Therapy
Together, we’ll choose the tools that suit your values and context. My approach is not a one-size-fits-all model.
What’s the difference between coaching, programs, and workshops?
What’s the difference between coaching, programs, and workshops?
Individual coaching sessions are one-on-one and tailored to your personal situation.
Programs like Parenting by Design are self-paced and offer structure and reflection at your own speed.
Workshops and group sessions are interactive and theme-based, with opportunities to learn in community. Each format offers a different kind of support depending on your preferences, time, and goals.
How long does a session last and how many sessions will I need?
How long does a session last and how many sessions will I need?
Individual coaching sessions last 60 minutes. Group workshops or themed sessions vary depending on the topic and format (typically 60–90 minutes). All formats are designed to offer depth without overwhelm.
The number of sessions you will need depends on your needs. Some feel more grounded after just a few sessions, while others choose ongoing support through transitions such as early parenthood or separation. We’ll start where you are and move at your pace.
How do I book a session?
How do I book a session?
Booking a session is easy and straightforward:
Select your session and complete the booking form.
You’ll receive an email with all the details, including an invoice.
To hold your spot, please make payment at least 48 hours before the session.
Once payment is received, your session will be confirmed.
If something changes or you have questions along the way, I’m here to help.
What’s your cancellation policy?
What’s your cancellation policy?
Cancellations with 24+ hours’ notice: You can reschedule or request a full refund.
Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice: The session is charged in full. However, you may reschedule at a discounted rate.
In case of emergency: Please contact me and we’ll find a solution together.
In what languages do you offer support?
In what languages do you offer support?
All services are offered in English. I also offer support in Romanian. I work with both Dutch and international clients online and in person (Amsterdam).
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? Wondering how it works? Here’s everything you need to know.
Who do you support?
I support individuals navigating emotionally complex transitions—whether you're becoming a parent, adjusting to co-parenting, facing relationship shifts, or simply seeking greater emotional clarity. While I often work with parents and caregivers, my services are not limited to families. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and co-parents of all identities and backgrounds. You can attend on your own or together; change doesn’t require both people in the room.
Who do you support?
I support individuals navigating emotionally complex transitions—whether you're becoming a parent, adjusting to co-parenting, facing relationship shifts, or simply seeking greater emotional clarity. While I often work with parents and caregivers, my services are not limited to families. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and co-parents of all identities and backgrounds. You can attend on your own or together; change doesn’t require both people in the room.
How can psychological coaching help me?
How can psychological coaching help me?
Psychological coaching provides a reflective space to explore your challenges, values, and goals. It's not about giving advice, but about helping you gain clarity, emotional insight, and practical tools that support meaningful change. Whether you're experiencing parenting stress, relationship challenges, or identity shifts, this is support designed to help you move forward with confidence.
What’s the difference between psychological coaching and therapy?
What’s the difference between psychological coaching and therapy?
Individual coaching sessions are one-on-one and tailored to your personal situation.
Programs like Parenting by Design are self-paced and offer structure and reflection at your own speed.
Workshops and group sessions are interactive and theme-based, with opportunities to learn in community. Each format offers a different kind of support depending on your preferences, time, and goals.
Can I use your services alongside therapy or other support?
Can I use your services alongside therapy or other support?
Yes. My coaching can complement therapy or other healthcare services. It can offer focused support on parenting challenges, co-parenting dynamics, and emotionally complex transitions.
What methods do you use in coaching?
What methods do you use in coaching?
I use a range of evidence-based approaches, including:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
Self-Compassion Therapy
Gottman Relationship Tools
Solution-Focused Therapy
Together, we’ll choose the tools that suit your values and context. My approach is not a one-size-fits-all model.
What’s the difference between coaching, programs, and workshops?
What’s the difference between coaching, programs, and workshops?
Individual coaching sessions are one-on-one and tailored to your personal situation.
Programs like Parenting by Design are self-paced and offer structure and reflection at your own speed.
Workshops and group sessions are interactive and theme-based, with opportunities to learn in community. Each format offers a different kind of support depending on your preferences, time, and goals.
How long does a session last and how many sessions will I need?
How long does a session last and how many sessions will I need?
Individual coaching sessions last 60 minutes. Group workshops or themed sessions vary depending on the topic and format (typically 60–90 minutes). All formats are designed to offer depth without overwhelm.
The number of sessions you will need depends on your needs. Some feel more grounded after just a few sessions, while others choose ongoing support through transitions such as early parenthood or separation. We’ll start where you are and move at your pace.
How do I book a session?
How do I book a session?
Booking a session is easy and straightforward:
Select your session and complete the booking form.
You’ll receive an email with all the details, including an invoice.
To hold your spot, please make payment at least 48 hours before the session.
Once payment is received, your session will be confirmed.
If something changes or you have questions along the way, I’m here to help.
What’s your cancellation policy?
What’s your cancellation policy?
Cancellations with 24+ hours’ notice: You can reschedule or request a full refund.
Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice: The session is charged in full. However, you may reschedule at a discounted rate.
In case of emergency: Please contact me and we’ll find a solution together.
In what languages do you offer support?
In what languages do you offer support?
All services are offered in English. I also offer support in Romanian. I work with both Dutch and international clients online and in person (Amsterdam).
Didn’t find an answer? If you have any other questions about the offerings on this site, I’d love to hear from you. Just reach out at hello@cristinasingh.com!
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? Wondering how it works? Here’s everything you need to know.
Didn’t find an answer? If you have any other questions about the offerings on this site, I’d love to hear from you. Just reach out at hello@cristinasingh.com!
Who do you support?
I support individuals navigating emotionally complex transitions—whether you're becoming a parent, adjusting to co-parenting, facing relationship shifts, or simply seeking greater emotional clarity. While I often work with parents and caregivers, my services are not limited to families. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and co-parents of all identities and backgrounds. You can attend on your own or together; change doesn’t require both people in the room.
Who do you support?
I support individuals navigating emotionally complex transitions—whether you're becoming a parent, adjusting to co-parenting, facing relationship shifts, or simply seeking greater emotional clarity. While I often work with parents and caregivers, my services are not limited to families. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and co-parents of all identities and backgrounds. You can attend on your own or together; change doesn’t require both people in the room.
How can psychological coaching help me?
How can psychological coaching help me?
Psychological coaching provides a reflective space to explore your challenges, values, and goals. It's not about giving advice, but about helping you gain clarity, emotional insight, and practical tools that support meaningful change. Whether you're experiencing parenting stress, relationship challenges, or identity shifts, this is support designed to help you move forward with confidence.
What’s the difference between psychological coaching and therapy?
What’s the difference between psychological coaching and therapy?
Individual coaching sessions are one-on-one and tailored to your personal situation.
Programs like Parenting by Design are self-paced and offer structure and reflection at your own speed.
Workshops and group sessions are interactive and theme-based, with opportunities to learn in community. Each format offers a different kind of support depending on your preferences, time, and goals.
Can I use your services alongside therapy or other support?
Can I use your services alongside therapy or other support?
Yes. My coaching can complement therapy or other healthcare services. It can offer focused support on parenting challenges, co-parenting dynamics, and emotionally complex transitions.
What methods do you use in coaching?
What methods do you use in coaching?
I use a range of evidence-based approaches, including:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
Self-Compassion Therapy
Gottman Relationship Tools
Solution-Focused Therapy
Together, we’ll choose the tools that suit your values and context. My approach is not a one-size-fits-all model.
What’s the difference between coaching, programs, and workshops?
What’s the difference between coaching, programs, and workshops?
Individual coaching sessions are one-on-one and tailored to your personal situation.
Programs like Parenting by Design are self-paced and offer structure and reflection at your own speed.
Workshops and group sessions are interactive and theme-based, with opportunities to learn in community. Each format offers a different kind of support depending on your preferences, time, and goals.
How long does a session last and how many sessions will I need?
How long does a session last and how many sessions will I need?
Individual coaching sessions last 60 minutes. Group workshops or themed sessions vary depending on the topic and format (typically 60–90 minutes). All formats are designed to offer depth without overwhelm.
The number of sessions you will need depends on your needs. Some feel more grounded after just a few sessions, while others choose ongoing support through transitions such as early parenthood or separation. We’ll start where you are and move at your pace.
How do I book a session?
How do I book a session?
Booking a session is easy and straightforward:
Select your session and complete the booking form.
You’ll receive an email with all the details, including an invoice.
To hold your spot, please make payment at least 48 hours before the session.
Once payment is received, your session will be confirmed.
If something changes or you have questions along the way, I’m here to help.
What’s your cancellation policy?
What’s your cancellation policy?
Cancellations with 24+ hours’ notice: You can reschedule or request a full refund.
Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice: The session is charged in full. However, you may reschedule at a discounted rate.
In case of emergency: Please contact me and we’ll find a solution together.
In what languages do you offer support?
In what languages do you offer support?
All services are offered in English. I also offer support in Romanian. I work with both Dutch and international clients online and in person (Amsterdam).