At 26 boulevard Raspail, in a light-filled office overlooking the rooftops, I see adults, adolescents and children — in English and in French, in person or online.
Mental overload, silent collapses, burnout — a confidential space for those who carry a great deal and have nowhere to set it down.
Cross-cultural couples, children between two languages, lives between two cities. A transcultural practice, in English as in French.
High expectations, vivid sensitivity, crossroads moments — at the age when everything feels decisive. Adjusted fees.
High potential or genuine cognitive difficulties: through play and creativity, tailored support. The child is always the first patient.
Before the consulting room, I spent fifteen years in global companies, working alongside senior executives — including several years in London, Sweden and Australia: high responsibility and expat life are worlds I know from the inside.
A setting that is rigorous and flexible at once, adjusting to your real life — including when that life moves between cities or languages.
The point is not to apply techniques to “feel better fast”, but to understand in depth what repeats, stays silent or overflows — and gradually to open other ways of being in relation to yourself and to others.
My practice rests on continuous institutional experience — including two years at the psychoanalytic centre of the GHU Sainte-Anne in Paris — and regular supervision (UFORCA, EPFCL).
“There is no psychic prêt-à-porter: every story calls for made-to-measure.”
Part of my practice lives abroad or between cities. Online sessions let us begin or continue the work at a distance, within the office’s opening hours — mornings often suit Asia, late afternoons the Americas.
A bright top-floor space, reached through a discreet courtyard just off Sèvres-Babylone — the discretion of the 7ᵉ, in a room designed for conversation.
46 essays by Marie Nussbaum, in English and in French.
A first session to meet, lay out what brings you here, and decide together where to go — in person or online.
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