When I discovered speech therapy by chance in high school, I had the intuition that I was made for this profession.
I was right: as soon as I had passed my baccalauréat, from passing the entrance exam for speech therapy at the Lille Medical School in 1999, to setting up my own speech therapy practice as soon as I graduated in June 2003, and right up to the present day, I have enjoyed working with my patients, some of whom have become my friends.
I took a 4-month break between 2007 and 2008 to welcome my child.

I've never stopped training in many fields: logic and mathematics, oral and written language disorders, autism, but also accidental or developmental neurological disorders.
All my patients, but also all my future speech therapist trainees, have given me the opportunity to learn more and refine my art.
So much so that, even with my ankle in plaster, I insisted on carrying on with my business and called on my partner and a cab to take me to my practice!

When the global pandemic deprived us of a way out, teleconsultation in speech therapy was legally born in France: I discovered a whole new way of practicing.
Very comfortable with computers, I've helped many of my colleagues who were lost when it came to telecoms software.

And here I am on Dismed, thanks to a colleague whom I'd like to thank; I'll be able to see French expatriate patients all over the world: children, but also adults with communication difficulties in the broadest sense.
I can help you find your own compensation and adaptation strategies, and make you autonomous.
All you have to do is make an appointment