Reflecting on the therapist's work, ​ I start from the principle of the separation between the diagnosis and the human being. No one is a diagnosis. And such a vision provokes the accompaniment of the subject in their relationships and the understanding of the intrusion.

 

Finally, as my role is to be next to the individual in the search for tools to cope with life, it is also my job to look at disorders (whether psychological or not) with the understanding of their individuality, this being therapeutic understanding. Therefore, apart from accompanying the individual, I understand therapeutically:

 

• Psicosis and schizophrenia

• Addictions

• Migratory grief

• Personality disorders

• Depression

• Anxiety