St-Cergue · in-person or online consultations
As a therapist-sexologist, I support you in perceiving your story from different perspectives, understanding yourself better, and accessing your resources — with discretion and full professional confidentiality.
Therapeutic support
Individual, child or couple therapy: every journey is unique, and every therapy adapts to your story.
Individual therapy is for everyone. You are the expert of your own story, and my role is not to change you, but to help you perceive your story from different perspectives, to better understand yourself, and to access your resources. Individual therapy is a journey towards self-discovery.
Child therapy is accessible from around 3 years old. It’s a therapy through play and creativity, which allows the child to express themselves freely. I do not ignore the suffering of the parent(s) and I offer genuine compassionate listening, and parenting support if that is your wish.
Today, the concept of “couple” is undergoing significant change. Whatever your definition of “couple,” you can consult together. Whether you are experiencing relationship and/or sexual disharmony, going through a difficult phase, wishing to become parents, needing help rebuilding your relationship, or even seeking separation, etc., come and consult. All couples are welcome.
Sexology
“Your voice deserves to be heard, and your choices deserve to be respected.”
Our adult sociability is essentially centered around sexual relations. Society imposes on us its norms regarding sexuality — an ideal to strive for. Injunctions about the body, the couple, parenthood, or gender are omnipresent. But what happens when we don’t recognize ourselves in these norms? When our bodies or sexual practices are labeled as dysfunctional? When having to desire and be desirable conditions our lives?
Human sexuality is not a smooth sailing. It takes multiple forms, and changes throughout our lives. It is not uncommon for certain obstacles to disrupt — sometimes permanently — our habits, our relationship with our bodies, our intimate relationships, our pleasure or our desire.
When physical and/or psychological suffering sets in, it is often difficult to talk about it with others or seek help. Issues related to our sexuality remain taboo, and the pressure to engage in it at all costs is everywhere. We then often find ourselves trapped in a circle of shame and guilt, reinforcing our inhibitions and leading us to withdraw into ourselves.
We all have our own sexual history, some happier than others, shaped by our upbringing, inherited from our ancestors, and built on our experiences. It can sometimes seem impossible to take the plunge and dare to talk about it, to discuss the most intimate of intimate matters. But don’t forget: your voice deserves to be heard, and your choices deserve to be respected.
Through my skills, experience and open-mindedness, I offer to support you through genuine dialogue, attentive and compassionate listening, without judgment. I offer you insights, information, guidance, and keys tailored to your needs and expectations, with discretion and professional confidentiality.
Consultations are open to everyone, regardless of age, sex, sexual identity or gender.
Attentive, compassionate listening without judgment, so that even the most intimate of intimate matters can be discussed with confidence.
Insights, information, guidance and keys tailored to your needs and expectations — with discretion and professional confidentiality.
Consultations are open to everyone, regardless of age, sex, sexual identity or gender.
FAQ
You may be wondering how everything works: here are concrete answers — and feel free to contact me with any other question.
A sex therapist is a specialist in sexuality and human relationships whose role is to inform you and guide you toward greater well-being and personal fulfillment, in a way that best suits your needs and expectations. Whether your concern is a lack of self-confidence, sexual and/or emotional dissatisfaction, a trauma you have kept secret, extreme shyness that prevents you from meeting others, questions about your body or sex in general (abortion, contraception, virginity, first time, etc.), your sexologist is there to listen, talk and guide you. If necessary, your sexologist will refer you to a healthcare professional. Please note that sex therapy is in no way a substitute for medicine: only a medical sexologist is qualified to perform a physical examination and to prescribe medication.
Of course! You are under no obligation to discuss any subject you do not wish to. Sexology should be seen as a specialization that some people will wish to benefit from, and others not.
It’s very simple and informal, so that you feel as comfortable as possible! Whether you come alone or as a couple, the consultation is a genuine exchange, protected by professional confidentiality. We will start with a quick introduction of yourself and your expectations. We will then consider different approaches to achieve them.
Whenever you feel ready. It is often very difficult to take this first step, but it is also burdensome to bear suffering in silence.
At the “Centre thérapeutique et bien-être” in St-Cergue, Route de Basse-Ruche 3A. There is parking nearby, free of charge for the first hour and a half. Please note: remember to register your license plate at the terminal.
We will evaluate together the recommended number of sessions based on your needs. Sometimes one session may be enough, other times long-term work should be considered.
An individual or couple session (in general therapy or sexology) lasts 50 minutes. It costs 120 CHF for individuals, and 180 CHF for couples. Children’s sessions last a maximum of 45 minutes, and cost 120 CHF. Sessions can be paid in cash (soon also via Twint).
Sometimes one partner in a couple is not ready to seek/accept support. In this case, you can come for counseling on your own, as there are many things that can be done for your personal well-being, and these will certainly have an impact on your relationship.
The spacing between appointments is specifically chosen so that you do not run into anyone. It is important that you feel comfortable, and can consult in the utmost discretion.
It’s too horrible, it’s been too long, I’ve almost forgotten, it wasn’t that bad, it would have too many consequences… and yet, it’s still on your mind! Whatever secret you carry, know that even the most intimate and shameful can be told, in order to free yourself. The sexology practice is a safe place where you will receive compassionate listening.
Absolutely not! A sex therapist is a kind of coach in emotional relationships and in sexuality, who addresses the psychological aspects of these issues.
No, you don’t need a prescription to consult. However, my professional practice is not recognized by ASCA/RME, it is therefore not covered by health insurance.
Whenever you feel ready. The first step is often the hardest, but you don’t have to carry your suffering in silence.
By phone, SMS or WhatsApp — Friday and Saturday, 08:00–18:30