Laurie Michot

I am a clinical psychologist for children, adolescents and families.

After obtaining my bachelor’s degree in psychology and educational sciences (general focus, adult population), I continued my studies with a master’s degree in clinical psychology, specializing in the specific difficulties and challenges faced by young people and families.

My professional background has led me to gain valuable experience in specialized institutions, where I have worked with dedication alongside young people (children from 5 years old, adolescents) and families facing a variety of difficulties.

I am particularly committed to the field of intrafamilial violence, in particular domestic violence, abuse and neglect. My goal is to offer warm and competent support to victims and survivors of these situations.

I also offer personalized support for issues such as behavioral and attachment disorders, low self-esteem, anxiety and fears, emotion regulation, depression, difficult interpersonal relationships, parenting support, trauma, and I can also support you through your periods of change and life transition.

My therapeutic approach aims to help my patients develop tools to overcome their difficulties and regain emotional and psychological balance. Above all, I aim for the restoration of self-confidence by building with you keys that you can use completely independently.

My practice is based on fundamental values of kindness and respect. Everyone is welcome in my office, whatever their background or life choices, and I am committed to providing a safe, non-judgmental space.

Finally, I would like to emphasize that I am resolutely LGBTQ+ friendly. I am here to support and accompany every person, regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation.

Do not hesitate to contact me to discuss your needs and find out how I can help you on your personal journey. I am here to support you with professionalism, empathy and confidentiality.