Her research topic was the investigation of the subjective experiences connected to hypnosis and the role of suggestions in critical states. She got her degree of “Doctor of University” (ELTE) in 1991, and her PhD degree in 1997 on comparing the subjective and behavioral effects of hypnosis. As a member of the “Budapest hypnosis research laboratory” she is investigating hypnosis in an interactional framework, in the multilevel approach she is focusing on the phenomenological data. She is also working in the medical field, using and teaching psychological support based on positive suggestions in various areas of medicine. Co-chair of the 1st international Conference on Hypnosis in Medicine, held in Budapest, 2013.