I made my reputation in London by working primarily with French people from the world of finance. It’s a world I know very well because I worked there for a good dozen years. My career change was driven by my passion for people.
I work with my patients on a variety of issues: finding a work-life balance, loss of self-confidence, stress, burnout, managing emotions (…).
I explore with them the origins of these situations. I like to put a cognitive spin on the sessions, to put words to the problems.
Over time, I incorporate coaching tools to help my patients move forward.
I also work with couples.
For several years now, I’ve also been working with parents who find themselves at a loss when faced with diagnosis of cognitive disorders in their children.
Very few of them take the time to deal with their marital relationship and their personal feelings at the same time.
This can lead to some distension within the couple.

I’m delighted to be joining the clinic’s Mental Health team. I love working in a collaborative environment and anything that can bring peace to my patients’ minds.

• Anxiety (panic attacks, Stress)
• Depression
• Trauma (whether relational following traumatic injuries and ruptures in the past, or following accidents)
• Professional Burn-out, Bullying and Harassment
• Inter-relational tensions, couple therapy, conflict, divorce, lack of communication, inganger management, how to learn to “fight well”)
• The issues around lack of self-confidence: fear of failing, managing internal criticism, lack of insurance, imposter syndrome, fear of change)

On the other hand, I use the MBTI psychometric questionnaire to guide students on their academic journey.

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