“This course gave me some new points to solve everyday problems with my kids and some keys to a happier family life. Thanks for all.”
M. A., a father of 4-year-old twins
All people have challenges. Some people look for solutions. In psychotherapy, together we explore these difficulties and find better ways of being. We look for patterns that are so familiar and acceptable but no longer satisfactory, we look for strategies that worked in the past and do not anymore, we find ways to deal with difficulties with the resources that you have. In my work I combine empathetic listening, to make space for your feelings and needs, with confrontational style, to encourage the insight and increase the energy. As a result, you will have tools to deal with challenges, you will understand yourself better and will be able to live in a more meaningful way.
I have experience in working within these areas:
Parenting;
Couple relationships;
Relationship conflicts;
Depression (prolonged sadness);
Anxiety;
Panic attacks;
Burn-out
Emotionally/physically abusive or emotionally distant parents;
Low self-esteem;
Decisions;
Feelings;
Learning to say “no”;
Improving your well-being.
It might be difficult to take first steps to go to a psychologist. You need motivation not only to come to a session, but also to be involved in a process of exploring the reasons and finding the solutions. In a confidential environment, you can do it in your own pace.
“This course gave me some new points to solve everyday problems with my kids and some keys to a happier family life. Thanks for all.”
M. A., a father of 4-year-old twins
“”Why won’t you listen to me? I told you so many times!”
If you find yourself saying (or even shouting!) those words to your child, this course can really help you. I decided to join the course because I found myself arguing with my 3-year-old son far too often. It had become a pattern of him getting frustrated and me not knowing why and therefore getting impatient or even angry.
3 months later, things are not always perfect and yes I still sometimes lose my temper, trying to leave the house on time in the mornings… But I feel much better to equipped to deal with (and to accept!) his feelings, whether negative or positive. To listen and talk to him in a respectful way, encouraging his autonomy while setting the boundaries that he still needs. And to build a better relationship, for a lifetime.”
Kevin, a father of a 3-year-old and a 1-year-old