A practice for individuals and couples who want to understand what is actually happening — in their relationships, their inner life, and the space between the two.
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Individual therapy
Couples counselling
English · Français · Ελληνικά
Paris · Online
Human beings do not change in isolation. We change in relation — to another person, to a shared past, to the parts of ourselves we have not yet been able to look at directly.
This is a psychodynamic practice. The work is depth-oriented, relational, and unhurried. It does not offer techniques or protocols. It offers a space in which what is actually happening — in you, between us, in the patterns that keep returning — can be examined with honesty and some care.
I work with individuals and couples, in English, French, and Greek. The practice is based in Paris; sessions are available in person and online.
Read more about the practice"I said something, and I wasn't sure. That's where it begins." — Practicing Relational Integrity
Six orientations toward honest relational life — not rules, but ways of attending to what is actually happening between people and within ourselves.
Explore the frameworkSymbolic Honesty
Speaking the truth of inner experience in ways that invite rather than foreclose connection.
Emotional Responsibility
Owning what is ours without projecting onto others.
Narrative Integrity
Holding our stories lightly — open to revision, never held to ransom.
Secure Ambivalence
The capacity to hold contradictory feelings without premature resolution.
Presence Without Rescue
Being with rather than fixing — remaining present to what is difficult.
Symbolic Pacing
Honouring the organic rhythm of relational change. Nothing forced.
A series of literary-clinical essays on love, loss, and the difficulty of remaining present. Written for anyone who thinks carefully about relational life.
All essaysWhat continues, internally, after a therapeutic relationship closes — and what it means that the most honest words sometimes only find their shape when there is no longer anyone left to receive them.
Staying With SeriesOn the people who show love primarily through alertness — and what it costs to receive care that arrives as surveillance.
Staying With SeriesLove arrives when it chooses, not when we are ready. On desire that comes too early, too late, or in the wrong direction entirely.
Staying With SeriesOn the particular exhaustion that comes not from working too hard but from caring too completely, for too long, in a context where the caring is not returned in kind.
Staying With Series