Psychosocial intervention
Zootherapy is included in all my services !
There is always a dog in the office who is available to you for emotional support if you feel the need. You can cuddle him, have him on or near you, pet him, observe him, throw him a toy, hold his chewing bone, ask him questions, etc.
You are an adult
intervention
Individual
- You ...
- feel overwhelmed by your emotions
- are exhausted or burnout
- experiencing a breakup or bereavement
- juggles balancing work and personal life
- lack of self-confidence
- don't really know yourself
- need clarity about your life
- put the needs of others before your own
Come and give yourself a break to reflect and challenge your limiting perceptions that affect your well-being.
intervention
Conjugal
- Your spouse and you ...
- hesitate to separate
- have difficulty communicating
- argue frequently
- no more privacy
- spend little quality time together
- want to solidify your relationship
Come and discuss with your lover sensitive subjects and often sources of tension in your relationship.
intervention
Parental
- Your spouse and you ...
- have difficulty communicating
- argue frequently
- uggle work and family life
- are constantly on the run
- feel overloaded
- don't have the same ways
- do not share the mental load equally
Your parental couple needs to be solidified to update a common and coherent vision of the education of children and family life.
You are a family
intervention
Family
- Your child ...
- has outbursts of anger or anxiety
- shows opposition
- doesn't do his routines alone
- wakes up at night and comes to join you
- argues with his siblings and his friends
- lacks of self-confidence
- isolates himself in his room
- procrastinates on homework
- arrives late for school
- lets himself be dragged
- spends all his time on the screens
Your child needs to develop affective, social, and emotional skills to reclaim their personal power and thus express a positive and authentic self.
- As parent, you ...
- feel frustrated and incompetent
- are at the end of your tether
- yell
- freak out
- don't know what to do
- feel like walking on eggshells
- live with guilt
- And, you think that your child ...
- is capricious and lazy
- disrespect you
- lies and takes no responsibility
Your family needs each of its members to express themselves about their reality in order to better understand each other, strengthen the quality of the ties that unite you and consolidate your family identity.
You are an organization
intervention
Group with thematic workshops
Bring together individuals who share common needs, experiences or problems in order to recreate a social fabric through mutual aid.
Reasons for organizational support
- You would like your customers or your work team to ...
- changes his problematic behaviors
- brings solutions
- develops his ability to adapt
- acquires new knowledge
- increases its full potential
- improves social skills
- trusts each other more
GOALS
- experience new ways of being
- learn from each other
- peer support
- humanize organizations
- make processes more efficient
- develop a sense of belonging
intervention
Critical post event / Trauma
Intervene quickly in a workplace following a traumatic event that jeopardizes the psychological balance of employees, in order to minimize the significant and lasting repercussions of acute stress.
Reasons for organizational support
- serious or fatal work accident
- criminal assault
- sudden death of a colleague
- suicide of a worker
GOALS
- provide support to leaders
- stabilize the psychological state
- regain optimal functioning
- tools for stress management
- have a calm and safe environment
- monitoring
- make the appropriate references
You are afraid of dogs
specific intervention
Cynophobia
Your intense and irrepressible fear of dogs makes you adopt avoidance and hypervigilance behaviors such as you…
- stop yourself from visiting friends
- avoid certain places
- imagine yourself being attacked or bitten
- have panic attacks or crying
- change the sidewalk
- are constantly on the lookout for danger
- jump, freeze, scream, hide, etc.
- spot all the houses in the neighborhood that have a dog
Cynophobia is a painful anxiety disorder that has serious consequences on your social life. Not to mention that the dog is a very widespread pet in our society and its number has even exploded since the pandemic. Do not remain isolated with this fear!
I am a mental health professional and I have dogs, of different personalities and sizes, perfect to accompany you in this process of desensitization to fear of dogs.
