Consultations

Approach

My psychotherapeutic practice is psychodynamically oriented. I attend to what unfolds in psychic life beyond what is spontaneously expressed: inner conflicts, repetitions, areas of suffering that resist willpower. I draw on Mentalization-Based Therapy (MBT), a framework that helps identify, regulate and express what one feels — and better grasp what the other feels. It is this capacity, when it falters, that lies at the heart of much psychological distress.

I see children, adolescents and adults. My clinical background has been shaped across diverse settings: long-term private practice, paediatrics, rare sensory disabilities (deafness, deaf-blindness, cochlear implants). This experience grounds a form of listening that does not reduce suffering to a diagnosis and knows how to work where conventional frameworks reach their limits.

I pay specific clinical attention to the psychological effects of digital environments. The way algorithms organise our attention and interactions is neither trivial nor catastrophic, but it calls for a space of thought that few clinicians offer today. My research on this subject directly informs my practice.

Indications

Professional framework