Nathalie’s integrative training allows her to draw from a variety of theoretical approaches. She combines existential, cognitive and psychodynamic modalities in a thoughtful way. Her approach to therapy is based on the fact that people are unique and distinctive and therefore one approach may not fit them all.

She places the client-therapist relationship at the heart of an effective therapeutic process providing an honest and non-judgmental stance where your feelings can be expressed and contained in a safe and confidential setting.

Her integrative stance allows her the flexibility to adapt to clients needs and where people are at the time of therapy either by making sense of the past and explore how it can sometimes be reconstructed in the present or getting back in touch with a more authentic self through acceptance and a better mind-body connection. She believes that an increased awareness can enable us to gain a greater clarity allowing people to develop long-lasting ways to cope better and start achieving our full potential.

Nathalie’s previous experience overseas has contributed to increase her awareness of how our culture and social world impact on each of us. Her ability to work within a multicultural environment and the challenges met when adapting to a new culture has developed her new interest to work with expatriates and individual with multiple ethnic/nationality origins. She also has a wide experience of working with business environment having a commercial and business background herself.