For human beings, art is aesthetic entertainment, appealing to the emotions. Everyone is sensitive to certain manifestations of art more particularly: the plastic arts, dance, music, etc.

To this is added the word therapy. Art then becomes a tool for overcoming a physical or mental problem, or for personal development.

Art therapy for whom?

Art therapy is practiced at all ages: for children, teenagers, adults and senior citizens.

No drawing pre-requisites are necessary.

 A preliminary interview is necessary before starting an art-therapeutic follow-up, but also to outline the therapeutic framework. During this interview, listening will enable a good understanding of the person's request and difficulties in order to then set up the appropriate care device.

WHO AM I?

I've always loved art in its various forms, plastic art, handicrafts, music, dance.

After artistic studies in plastic art and illustration at St LUC, I went on to study nursing.

Exercising this profession for over twenty years at Geneva University Hospitals, I subsequently trained in art therapy and obtained a DAS in art therapy HES-SO at the  HETSL in Lausanne.

Today, enriched by my experience with patients as a nurse and my art therapy diploma, I combine art and care in the service of people seeking art therapy care.

I am a member of the APSAT and accredited ASCA.