Presentation
“Engaging in therapy means learning to exercise your freedom courageously, by becoming aware of responsibilities, of yourself, and of others.”
Christophe Dubois is a psychoanalyst and has been practicing psychotherapy for nearly 15 years, both in private practice and in healthcare institutions, as well as in the training of professionals (care, service, and support professionals).
After extensive training in psychoanalysis and an in-depth study of classical psychiatry, he developed an approach that combines the analysis of the divine details of speech, bodily behaviors, and the re-mobilization through various therapeutic techniques such as hypnotic experimentation, so-called brief approaches, and EMDR.
Speak and experiment to set yourself free!
Free yourself from what clutters, free yourself from what keeps repeating, free yourself from what poisons, free yourself from what sticks to the body and does not suit you... or no longer suits you.
His rigorous training and extensive experience have led him to work with people of all ages. He now devotes himself exclusively to working with adults, whom he supports in individual sessions.
Non-exhaustive list of situations addressed:
Love and sex life;
Burnout and suffering at work;
Addictions;
Traumas (particularly those related to sexual violence and war contexts);
Depressive states;
Apprehension and “management” of emotions;
Suffering related to violence experienced by LGBTQIA+ people, including in intersectional contexts;
Fears and phobias;
Finding one’s path, one’s style of existence;
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This presentation was translated by Bel-sante.
Issues addressed
- Anxiety attacks
- Grief
- Phobias
- Stress
- Trauma
- Anxiety
- Relationship difficulties
- Medically assisted reproduction (IVF)
- Sleep disorders
Specialties
- Hypnosis
- Psychoanalysis
- EMDR
- Individual
Patients supported
9 - 12 years
13 - 16 years
Adolescents 17 and older
Additional practices
Group
- Stop addictions
- Dialogue
Hypnosis
Fear or phobia
Stress
Difficult times
Nocturnal disorders
Obsessive-compulsive disorders
A past trauma