Muriel Génot

Their approach

I offer a space where experiences can be explored, understood and given new meaning. I support each person in a process of transformation, helping them reconnect with their inner and outer resources and find creative ways of moving forward. I work with adults, adolescents, children and infants, as well as their families, offering psychological support and psychotherapy. My sessions are available online or in person, individually or in groups. I have over 20 years of professional experience, combining humanitarian work with private clinical practice. My practice is grounded in psychoanalytic and transcultural approaches, with particular attention to the ways in which personal experiences are shaped by relationships, culture and the environments in which they live. I approach work-related suffering through the lenses of activity-oriented clinical psychology and the psychodynamics of work, examining how work is organized and its effects on individuals and teams. I am also trained in E. Bick’s Infant Observation method and in Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET).

Areas of support

Qualifications

• Masters in Clinical and Pathological Psychology – Université Paris V Descartes (1995) · Clinical Psychologist - Psychotherapist
• University Diploma in Transcultural Psychiatry – Université Paris XIII (2002) · Clinical Psychologist - Psychotherapist

Professional information