Fatima El Manichi Taibi

Trained as a clinical psychologist, I work in the field of clinical psychology and psychopathology with adults, adolescents and children. My practice is based on a comprehensive understanding of the person, taking into account their unique history and psychological suffering.

I rely on a rigorous clinical approach, focused on listening, respect for subjectivity, and consideration of the patient’s family, social, cultural and institutional dimensions. I pay particular attention to the therapeutic alliance, which I consider to be a central element of clinical work.

I conduct clinical interviews, psychological assessments, as well as psychotherapeutic support, using appropriate tools and theoretical references from clinical psychology and psychopathology. My work aims to enable the patient to give meaning to their difficulties, to work through their suffering, and to mobilize their internal resources.

During my training and clinical experience, I have had the opportunity to work in a variety of institutional settings, in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams (psychiatrists, social workers, educators, nurses, etc.). These experiences have strengthened my interest in network-based work and shared clinical reflection.

Concerned with offering ethical and reflective practice, I engage in a process of supervision and continuing education in order to ensure appropriate, respectful, and high-quality care.