Everyone’s journey is personal and unique, but we all go through emotionally and physically tiring periods in life and sometimes we feel like it will be difficult to get out of the mess. We forget that everything passes, that everything flows, like the waves we observe on the beach, which follow one after the other and are never identical. We always have the possibility to change our point of view and therefore the perception of things around and inside ourselves. Like a child who takes apart his toy to understand how it works and who will never see it in the same way again because he has taken ownership of its secret, he can appreciate it in a different way and play with it knowingly.
Humanistic therapy, also called “Client-Centered Therapy” by Carl Rogers, is a technique based on the premise of a positively oriented, actualizing tendency inherent in all living organisms.
Carl Rogers, a famous American psychologist (1902-1987), spent his life exploring the processes of change in human beings and developed a non-directive working method in which the therapist adhered to three basic conditions in his work with the client:
Congruence
The therapist establishes an authentic relationship with the client. There is congruity between what he feels, thinks, and does; There is congruity between what he feels, thinks, and does;
Empathy
The therapist is sensitive to the client’s experience and to his way of communicating, he is able to understand the situation from the client’s point of view, as if he was the client, without being overwhelmed by his experience;
Unconditional acceptance
The therapist considers the client as a person without judging his experience. He chooses a reflective distance.
Rogers’ method, introduced in France in the 1950s places emphasis on the quality of the relationship between the therapist and the client with the aim of promoting the individual’s development.
In this sense, it represents a veritable toolbox for communication and change, with the aim of developing individuals’ interpersonal skills. It seeks to provide practical tools for a better communication, learning, and growth.
Someone passionate about human relations, which led me, in the first part of my life, to devote myself to the study of foreign languages and literatures and to do, once I finished my university studies, a Master’s degree for conference interpreters.
I lived and worked abroad, discovered the world and above all myself before entering the world of coaching where I followed a training articulated on two axes, becoming a humanistic counsellor and also an NLP specialist.
I am well integrated in Switzerland where I have lived for five years and I still do so.
Today I can offer my clients several techniques to help them in their personal development, whether it is to reorient themselves or to stay focused when they have to face significant challenges, whether the problem is linked to difficulties in interpersonal relationships or to a lack of perspective.
I offer individual sessions (number to be agreed upon, depending on the situation), to begin a path as short as possible, in order to help you find your center, achieve your goals, learn to observe rather than simply see things.
Rates
One-hour individual session: CHF 80
5-sessions package: CHF 375
10-sessions package: CHF 720
Sessions can also be held online.
Prices can be adjusted to your financial situation.
I offer packages available for their employees according to the “decompression chamber formula” so that they can find a listening space in the respect of their private sphere. The objective is to create a virtuous circle that is beneficial not only to the individual but also to the company, which ultimately could result in more fulfilled and motivated employees.
Prices are to be agreed upon depending on the number of hours required.