Who am I ?

Individual analysis

Everyone is unique and needs to be understood in her/his unique life story. Psychologist Schaerbeek

An individual analysis is a process of exploration and discovery of yourself. Within this process a secure therapeutic relationship is the key element. This relationship provides you a secure space to talk about your own life story, your pain, your suffering, your distress and your mental blocks. As a clinical psychologist, I will accompany and guide you to learn to put all the pieces of your puzzle back together. This will naturally brings about changes leading to loving and accepting every aspect of your life. Psychologist Schaerbeek

Individual Therapy can:

• Help you regain the courage to respond to the challenges that life places in your path.
• Show you how to observe what you bring into your personal and professional relationships
  and explore better options to respond to them.
• Enable you to stop reading from the scripts written by others and begin to compose your
  own lines.
• Give you the inspiration to remember who you are, what you actually want, and what
  choices you need to make.
• Teach you how to embrace the whole range of experiences that life has for you without
  losing your balance.

Couple Counselling

When communication fails and conflict prevails, professional help can make a difference. Psychologist Schaerbeek

A couple is a fragile and profoundly meaningful organism, as complex and paradoxical as the most mysterious riddle. In a relationship, nobody wins if anyone is losing. There are no rights or wrongs, but two separate perspectives co-existing and co-creating one another all the time. Each party’s role is constantly being moulded by the assumptions and beliefs of the other. Additionally, social, cultural, biological and spiritual influences present the two people in love with even more perspectives to juggle.

Particular dynamics of relationships in a couple are manifesting hidden narratives, which in turn contribute to shaping the interpersonal experience. The system or the constellation that gives the context to a couple influences individual fears and hopes. When the story of a couple becomes the cause of pain, the story needs to be re-told. Nothing feels worse than the frustration, anger and disappointment of needing love and getting pain. The aim of couple therapy is to illuminate all and every one of these influences so that a negative narrative can be reviewed and communication improved.