After completing my studies in business school and gaining several years of experience in both corporate and startup environments, I developed a profound desire to utilize my empathy, attentive listening skills, and personal experiences to assist individuals in achieving overall well-being.

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I had the exceptional opportunity to study and work in various countries, engaging with people from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds. This experience significantly contributed to the growth of my curiosity, understanding, and adaptability.

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My practice is grounded in kindness, safety, and non-judgment, a space where everyone can move forward at their own pace, in full confidence. I also take an integrative approach: I tailor my support to the needs and expectations of each person I work with, drawing on Ericksonian hypnosis enriched by cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), notably Process-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (TCP), which I trained in with Anne-Françoise Chaperon.

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I am a Clinical Hypnotherapist (PDHyp) with a degree from the ICCHP. Simultaneously, I am pursuing a bachelor's degree in psychology. Beyond that, my interests extend to philosophy and neuroscience, as I strive to better understand the world around us and the complexities of the human mind and behavior. I am committed to continually enhancing my skills to offer the most current and personalized therapeutic approaches.

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I am registered and a member of the International Association of Counselors and Therapists (United States).

 

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