I have been working at the Pentecostal University of Theology as a lecturer since 2011, and as acting head of department since the fall of 2016.

I head the Department of Pastoral Psychology at PTF, and in addition to teaching, I also coordinate scientific workshops, creating space and opportunities for the professional inspiration of colleagues. Within the framework of the "Institutional psychologist system", since the beginning, I have also provided spiritual support based on pastoral psychology to the students and staff of the PTF.

Since I was born, I have been able to live in my hometown of Szentendre, where my husband and I raised 3 children in peace and love, who now live with their own families.

As a mother of 3 children, after graduating as a mathematician, I obtained my psychology degree at the ELTE Faculty of Arts in 1991. I owe a lot to my family, especially my husband, for their support in my studies. I further trained myself to be able to deal with people in need both individually and in groups, and I obtained qualifications as a psychotherapist, psychodrama and bibliodrama group leader. I obtained my doctoral (PhD) degree in the applied psychology doctoral program of the University of Debrecen in 2008. In 2010, I obtained a diploma in organization development supervision at the International Business School. All of this helped/helps me to finally end up in pastoral psychology, where I can integrate these knowledge and experiences. Since 2017, I have been editing the Pastoral Psychology section of the Egyházforum magazine.

In my professional career, I have previously received a place at several higher education institutions (IBS, Szolnok College, General Business College, etc.). In these, I mainly taught personality psychology and skill development subjects. I believe that the Lord also helps me to deal with people who suffer in their souls, to turn my experience, knowledge and the ability I received from the Lord, my energies in this direction, whether it is a person or a group. I have been involved in minor and major interruptions for years, I have also dealt with the reintegration of prisoners.