My practice is grounded in the psychoanalytic method, which prioritizes a singular listening of each subject's history and the particularity of their speech. Unlike standardized treatments, psychoanalysis focuses on the emergence of the unconscious, allowing for the investigation of the subjective repetitions and symptoms that produce suffering. In our work, I provide a stable and non-judgmental space where speech is directed toward uncovering the unconscious logic behind one's own desires and the impasses of everyday life.
My clinical experience is deeply informed by the structural study of trauma and its social determinants, a perspective shaped by years of work with diverse populations. This background is particularly relevant for those navigating profound identity transitions or complex subjective conflicts, where the intersection of personal history and social reality is often a site of significant impasse.
The goal of our sessions is not to provide ready-made answers, but to support you in the process of articulating what is often unsayable, helping you to reposition yourself in relation to your own history and the challenges of contemporary life.