Two years into university, after taking a course in clinical psychology and psychopathology, I knew I could not imagine a life without psychology. ​​

My career began in Marseille and Paris, where psychiatry— especially psychosis—became my first love.

I spent 8 years working in hospitals within multidisciplinary teams, supporting people living with chronic mental illness, adolescents at risk, and even inmates in a penitentiary psychiatry unit.

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Those years taught me resilience, compassion, and the value of collaboration.​​​ ​

Research was another important thread in my path. I contributed to projects focused on quality of life and the early detection of severe mental illnesses such as psychosis and bipolar disorder.​​ ​

That passion eventually led me across the ocean to Canada.  

After eight years as a clinical researcher at the University of Calgary, I moved to Montreal in 2020 and started private practice in 2021. ​

Since then, I have expanded my training in art therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and EMDR, with a particular interest in complex trauma and attachment issues—which has become my area of expertise.

I am also passionate about supporting individuals and couples navigating the challenges of building a family. As part of this work, I offer support and information sessions within the Quebec program for potential surrogate mothers and parents of intention.