Trained in psychological counseling, social sciences and various therapeutic techniques. Expertise in the areas of mother-child relationships, identification and response to domestic violence, therapeutic support for victims of domestic violence. Helping children to have their views taken into account in decisions that affect them. - Individual therapeutic and psychological support for parents and children in the context of domestic violence trauma. - Using a variety of techniques: games, drawing, improvisation, movement, reading, storytelling and emotional coaching. - Help repair and strengthen the mother-child attachment. - Use therapeutic interventions, such as: Theraplay, Promoting Early Relationships, Considering Mothers and Circle of Safety. - Facilitating parenting groups to help parents who have experienced domestic violence or other traumatic events, in order to give them tools to meet the emotional and developmental needs of their children. - To provide psycho-education to parents regarding the impact of domestic violence trauma.

Consultation English-Deutsch Member of Swiss Counseling Society (SGfB) Swiss Foundation for Complimentary Medicin (ASCA) British Psychological Society (BPS) American Psychological Association (APA

Psychological counselling I have been working in psychology, clinical sexology and couple counselling since 2008. I am an accredited psychotherapist in the UK and Switzerland. I use a 3rd wave cognitive-behavioural approach, aiming for mutually defined solutions within a minimal time frame. Whilst I acknowledge and explore each person's origins and shaping influences from their past, my focus is on "the here and now" with the potential of future improvements. Having lived in various countries and having a mixed cultural heritage, I am comfortable working with people of all ages, cultures and sexual orientations. Member of the following associations: • The British Psychological Society (BPS). • Swiss Society of Psychologists (FSP). • Swiss Institute of Hypnosis (IRHyS) • Swiss Society of Clinical Hypnosis (SHyPS) • The Swiss Association of Complementary Medicine (ASCA) • Swiss Society of Sexology (SSS) • International Society of Schema Therapy (ISST) • l’Institut Sexocorporel International (ISI) • European Society of Sexual Medicine (ESSM)

For singles, couples, families or small groups. 2 apartments with private entrance, own bathroom. Like amongst friends.

The consultation can be conducted in French and Portuguese. Life as a couple is the result of a union of two people. This union is subject to movements of change, within the couple as well as among each individual who constitutes the couple.. When the desires for change and the desires can be addressed within the couple, they take place in a "certain harmony". On the other hand, when these subjects cannot be addressed or heard by the partner, it leads to crisis and couple conflicts. Usually, crisis is synonymous with growth and accompanies each Human Being throughout his life.. These moments of crisis and questioning are often accompanied by a malaise. Those who experience it no longer feel comfortable in their daily lives. In order not to suffer too much and avoid drastic decisions, conjugal consultation is recommended. It is also possible when a couple thinks that there is nothing more to be done. To move towards the resolution of the crisis, it is enough to want to make a change and wish to question oneself. To do this, the conjugal consultation aims to offer a neutral, caring and safe space, within which all the subjects that crisscross the couple’s life can be addressed through communication.. If for the degradation of couple life it takes two to participate, on the other hand to start a reflection and then make a change, sometimes the desire of only one of the partners can be sufficient.. Consultations (not reimbursed by the health insurance funds) are paid in cash at the end of each session. How to consult? Individually or as a couple Reasons to consult? If you think that your life as a couple no longer corresponds to what you desire or expect. If you have the feeling of no longer understanding yourself. If you feel lonely or misunderstood. If you are thinking about separation. If you can no longer talk to each other and understand each other as a family, with or around your children. If your sexuality poses a problem. If you no longer have sexuality in the couple. If you feel that you have sexual problems, whether physical or psychological. Conjugal and family counselling, as well as sexology counselling, are psychological work with couples, married or not, and/or families who suffer from difficulties in their joint life. These sessions aim to find a better balance and aim at improving communication within the couple, the family, or towards the acceptance of a new marital and/or family balance.