When I discovered speech therapy by chance in high school, I had an intuition that I was made for this profession.
My intuition was correct: from successfully passing the speech therapy entrance exam at the Faculty of Medicine in Lille in 1999, immediately after receiving my high school diploma, to establishing my speech therapy practice upon graduating as a speech therapist in June 2003, and continuing to this day, I have fully thrived with my patients, some of whom have become friends. I took a 4-month break between 2007 and 2008 to welcome my child.

I have consistently pursued further training in many fields: logical-mathematical skills, oral and written language disorders, autism, as well as accidental or developmental neurological disorders. All my patients, as well as all my future speech therapist interns, have given me the opportunity to learn more and refine my art.
So much so that, even with my ankle in a cast, I insisted on continuing my work and called upon my spouse and a taxi to drive me to my practice!

When the global pandemic prevented us from going out, online speech therapy consultation legally emerged in France: I discovered a brand new mode of practice.
Very comfortable with IT, I assisted many of my colleagues who were lost when faced with telecommunication software.

And here I am on Dismed, thanks to a colleague whom I thank; I will now be able to see French expatriate patients from all over the world: children, but also adults experiencing communication difficulties in the broadest sense.
I will be able to assist you in finding your own compensation and adaptation strategies, and empower you to become autonomous.

You just need to book an appointment.