About my practice and me

I hold the European Certificate of Psychotherapy (ECP) and adhere to the Code of Ethics of the Fédération Française de Psychothérapie et Psychanalyse.

Originally trained in hospitality management, I spent most of my career leading projects in the hospitality industry, higher education, and social entrepreneurship.

In 2011, I discovered Positive Psychology and later Gestalt therapy. Their humanistic roots and values deeply resonated with me and inspired me to return to study psychotherapy. Today, I support individuals and couples as a Gestalt therapist and Positive Psychology practitioner, helping them cultivate greater awareness, resilience, and fulfillment in their lives.

My Training

Gestalt Therapist

European Certificate of Psychotherapy (ECP) and certification from the École Parisienne de Gestalt, a private higher education institution recognized by the Rectorat of Paris.

This training includes:

Advanced psychopathology training (minimum 105 hours)
Advanced psychotherapy training (550 hours)
Supervised clinical practice (minimum 500 hours), both in group and individual settings

Gestalt Practitioner

Certification awarded after two consecutive training cycles (4 to 6 years), combining theory and practice, with ongoing personal development to embody the Gestalt therapeutic stance (approximately 1,000 hours of training).

Positive Psychology Practitioner

Master’s degree (MSc / Research Master level) in Applied Positive Psychology, Cambridge (UK) – 1,200 hours of training.

Gottman Practitioner

Online training at The Gottman Institute during the Pendemic.

Double-cycle training program based on methods grounded in positive psychology and applied to couples therapy.

Parenting Workshop Facilitator

Trained with the French Positive Discipline Association, based on the work of Alfred Adler.

Initial Education

IMHI–Cornell–ESSEC MBA in International Hospitality Management, with more than 15 years of experience in companies, universities, and non-profit organizations.

Ethics and Professional Standards

Supervision, personal therapy, and continuous training: the essential foundation

Supervision in Gestalt Therapy every two weeks
Supervision in Positive Psychology every two weeks
Ongoing personal therapy for over 13 years
Several advanced trainings each year

Member of professional ethical codes

Signatory of the codes of ethics of:

Société Française de Gestalt
Fédération Française de Psychothérapie et Psychanalyse

These codes are based on four core principles:

Respect and promote the autonomy of the client
Respect confidentiality of all exchanges
Continuously develop professional competencies through initial training (including psychopathology), personal therapy, supervised practice, and ongoing education
Work within a professional network in order to refer clients when additional support (including medical care) may be needed

Professional Memberships

Member of the Société Française de Gestalt
Member of the Fédération Française de Psychothérapie et Psychanalyse
Member of the Association Française et Francophone de Psychologie Positive

Notes:

* The European Certificate of Psychotherapy (ECP) is awarded by the European Association for Psychotherapy, which brings together over 200 organisations across 40 European countries, representing approximately 120,000 psychotherapists. To obtain this certificate, practitioners must meet strict requirements regarding training, supervised practice, and clinical experience.

** Supervision refers to the structured professional support of a therapist by an experienced practitioner. It may include case discussion, theoretical input, reflection, and in-depth analysis of clinical situations, while respecting full confidentiality.