Holder of a bachelor’s degree in sexology and a clinical master’s candidate in sexology, I work with individuals, couples and polycules by mobilizing humanistic-existential and systemic approaches. My goal is to promote, maintain and restore sexual health while supporting assertiveness.

I have acquired more than four years of experience in helping victims of domestic violence, as well as several months of intervention with a clientele in physical rehabilitation. My involvement in the community has also allowed me to work in advocacy and sexuality education for more than four years.

My clinical interests include romantic and emotional relationships (non-violent communication, ethical non-monogamy and polyamory), gender identity and sexual orientation (trans and non-binary identities, the spectrum of asexuality and queer diversity), mental health and the diversity of sexual practices (BDSM, libertinism and sex work).

I am committed to providing a safe and non-judgmental space, where vulnerability can be welcomed with kindness. My approach, rooted in an anti-oppressive posture, integrates the social, political and cultural dimensions of gender and sexuality. Through my work, I seek to empower my clients, to accompany them in exploring new perspectives and to help them achieve a balance that suits them.