Hello, my name is Aurelia.
I have been a clinical psychologist, occupational psychologist, and psychotherapist for about fifteen years, after obtaining a professional master's degree in occupational and organizational psychology, supplemented by a second master's degree in clinical psychology and psychopathology.

Originally from Burgundy, I currently live on the island of Réunion, after having lived and worked in Senegal for a few months. Nomadism is an important concept for me; it enriches me personally and has an impact on my professional practice.

I have worked in both career guidance and professional integration, through skills assessments and training programs, supporting people with mental health issues in prisons, psychiatric wards, and medical-social settings, as well as in equine-assisted therapy and supervision with children, adolescents, and adults.
Today, my freelance work focuses on supporting people who need to calm their minds, release their emotions, and shed light on painful situations. Sessions can be scheduled online and/or in person.
In addition, I work with companies in crisis management and conflict resolution.

During our sessions, I invite you to consider your whole being: your body, thoughts, emotions, and spirituality, both past and present. This allows me to tailor my approach to your needs using a variety of psychological and coaching tools, including Compassionate Inquiry, which I recently trained in.

This exploration of self is based on values that are important to me in my practice: acceptance, autonomy, co-creation, and authenticity.
I like to think that “life isn’t always a long, quiet river.” Just like a flowing river, we sometimes feel lulled and carried along by the current, while at other times, whirlpools disrupt the calm of the waters or obstacles flood our path.
For me, this river metaphor represents what we go through in the course of life. The element of water is a constant presence in my daily life; from river to ocean, there is only one estuary, and I would be delighted to navigate some rapids with you if needed.