After a master's degree in Cultural Communication and a decade spent among prestigious Parisian companies, health and personal issues led me to reflect on my life choices and reconsider the meaning and direction I wanted to give to my professional path. 

 

Years ago, I began a holistic therapeutic journey allowing me to heal and free myself from a lot of old patterns. Shortly after, my calling became clear: I was going to become a therapist.

 

After 5 years of training coupled with a specialization in child and family counseling, I finally graduated from the French school of Biodynamic Psychology*, one of the main European schools of psychotherapy and mind – body therapy, accredited by the EABP (European Association of Psycho-corporal Therapy). This demanding 5-year training school, followed by a dissertation, is part of a trend created by the Norwegian, Gerda Boyesen, herself inspired by the work of Freud and Wilhelm Reich.

 

I then started working as a therapist in Paris. I was welcoming children, parents, families, pregnant and post-partum women on one-on-on or group therapy sessions in my cabinet. I was also offering individual therapy sessions, online or in-person. 

 

After our son’s birth, my husband and I decided to go back to the States. Shortly after that, I opened my own individual and family Coaching Maison in the Hamptons. My former therapy practice in Paris, coupled with my French cultural background led me to develop my own personal way of coaching and guiding individual, families and parents through challenging times and transformative processes.