About me – Coach  coach brussels, coaching brussels

As a wife, as a mother, my life changed from the very moment when I learned to listen to myself and when I understood that my sensitivity was a tremendous asset.

I graduated from the ULB in psychology in 1990 and have been working as a psychologist for over 30 years.

My interest in psychology and in others is not a coincidence. I am a hypersensitive empath with life experiences that were not always easy. I also have a particular approach to emotions, to relationships with others, to the environment, to information… This led me to undertake profound personal work and a repositioning.

Attracted by the hospital environment and clinical psychology first, I have accompanied for over 15 years people suffering from multiple sclerosis or having undergone a trauma, within a clinical environment.  Then, the desire to explore new horizons led me to the corporate world, where I wanted to complete and reinforce my knowledge.

Throughout these years, various trainings have allowed me to develop my skills in systemic and family therapy, mindfulness, EFT, non-violent communication, prevention of burnout, workplace harassment, interpersonal relations and conflict management.

My education and training, combined with a diversified practice, allow me to offer psychotherapy and psychological support through a global approach of the person based on the identification of the problems and a good reading of the symptoms. In this way, I can offer you a sound understanding, support and analysis to help you move forward with your request.

During the first meeting, I will listen to you and we will review together the aspects of your life that raise questions or that are more difficult for you to live at the moment. We will look into what can help you, and we will identify your strengths in order to find creative solutions to better face your difficulties. Your own story is always at the center of our conversations.

Gradually, we come up with ideas that may be key to helping you cope and accept yourself, so that you gain confidence and find a way to deal with your problems yourself. What seemed like a difficult situation often turns out to be an opportunity…

Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.