Yasmine Bouaoudia
Psychologist in psychotherapy training FSP
I am a FSP psychologist and psychotherapist in training in the person-centered approach (PCA). I chose to go into psychotherapy, after having first turned to research and teaching by completing a doctoral thesis in clinical psychology. The humanist current, more particularly the person-centered approach (PCA), developed by Carl Rogers, is the orientation that corresponds most to what makes sense to me, in the understanding of human functioning and the psychotherapeutic process. I integrate psycho-corporal approaches into my practice, such as relaxation, mindfulness, body expression and focusing. My life course, both family and personal, is marked by various migrations, which undoubtedly made me aware of the family and individual issues that can accompany migratory journeys. I am particularly interested in eating disorders as well as all the difficulties in the relationship to the body and to identity, in particular questions of sexual and gender diversity.
| Age of patient | 19-65, 66+ |
|---|---|
| Therapy axis | PCA |
| Language | English, French, Kabyle |
| Gender | Woman |
