Mon parcours

In 2008, I embarked on a five-year professional training programme at the Institut Gregory Bateson in Paris, leading to a professional qualification. I began my practice in coaching and subsequently psychotherapy in Paris in 2012. In 2014, I extended my practice to Asia, where I have worked with French expatriates, French-Asian dual nationals and English-speaking residents.

Driven by curiosity and a strong commitment to my work, I regularly pursue further training to deepen my knowledge and expertise, continue to grow professionally and stay up to date with developments in my field. I see being a therapist as a lifelong journey of learning. I am therefore committed to ongoing professional development and regular supervision, with the aim of providing my clients with thoughtful, attentive and high-quality support.

 

« There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception. »

Aldous Huxley
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My Experience & Training

 Initial Training

2009-2014 

Diplôme de psychothérapeute en thérapie brève, systémique et stratégique - Institut Grégory Bateson de Liège et Paris, en association avec Palo Alto Mental Research Institute, California 

2012-2014 

196 hours of supervised clinical practice, working with clients in consultations under direct supervision at IGB Paris.

1994

Graduate of ESCP-EAP - Specialisation in Human Resources

2025 

First Aid Certificate (PSC - Civilian First Responder) - French Red Cross

 Hypnosis

2026

Francophone Confederation of Hypnosis and Brief Therapies (CFHTB) : Attended the webinar “The Body in Therapy”.

2024

Francophone Confederation of Hypnosis and Brief Therapies (CFHTB) : Attended the webinar “Our Senses Connect Us to the World”.

2018

Ericksonian Hypnosis - Master Practitioner Level, IFH Paris

 Adolescence - Familly

2026

Genogram, an assessment and therapeutic support tool - Pegase Processus

2025

The Adolescent and Their Family at the Heart of Societal Change - Pegase Processus

2025

Grief : Identification and Therapeutic Support - Ecole des Psychologues Praticiens

2023

Family and Trauma : Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Complicated Grief – FormationsPsy

Growing Old and Dying

2026

Therapeutic Relationships in Psychogeriatrics and Old Age Psychiatry – AFAR

2026

Palliative Care and End-of-Life Care – Last Aid Certificate - French Society for Palliative Care and Support (SFAP)

2025

Grief : Identification and Therapeutic Support - Ecole des Psychologues Praticiens

 The Workplace and Its Changing Landscape

2026

- FormationPsy AI in Private Clinical Practice : Limitations, Ethics and Risks - FormationPsy

2025

Psychologists and the Law - Ecole des Psychologues Praticiens

 Contributions

2026

Cross-Cultural Interviews Between France and Japan : Healthcare Professionals and Patients – A Practical Example of Integrative Healthcare.” www.healthunited.care

2021

Expatriate Mental Health During the Pandemic : Blurring of Boundaries Between Therapist and Patient – How Can We Maintain Professional Distance When Experiencing the Crisis Ourselves ?” – 5th PsyExpat Network Conference, Paris

2018

Brief Therapy and Ericksonian Hypnosis in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders : The Case of a Young Expatriate Adolescent” - 1st PsyExpat Network Conference, Ho Chi Minh City
Access to publications : www.reseau-psyexpat.com

Clinicienne de l’expatriation

I spent 12 years of my life between Japan, China, and India. These years of practice in Asia complemented my previous 25 years of professional experience in leadership roles within the private and semi-public sectors, both in France and abroad. 

I gradually developed an expatriate-focused practice that encompasses contexts such as:

    • Living, loving, and working abroad,

    • Uprooting,

    • Distance and the shifting nature of relationships,

    • The intercultural dimension,

    • Life with a dual or triple cultural identity.

 
 
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