Sometimes, certain experiences continue to affect us long after they have occurred.

A difficult event, violence, prolonged exposure to stress, burnout, bereavement, separation, or significant life changes can leave lasting marks on our emotional well-being, our relationships, and the way we relate to ourselves, to others and to the world.

I specialize in supporting individuals experiencing the effects of trauma, whether related to a single event or to an accumulation of distressing experiences over time. 

My practice is informed by current knowledge on psychotrauma and draws particularly on EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), a recognized therapeutic approach that helps process distressing experiences and reduce their impact on the present.

It is also grounded in a feminist perspective, acknowledging that individual experiences are also shaped not only by personal history but also by social, relational, and political context we live in.