FAQ
Find answers to frequently asked questions about behavioural sessions and home support.
Are you a licensed psychologist?
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I am a behavioural specialist. I run intensive, hands-on behavioural sessions, not childcare or day-to-day nanny support, drawing on my MSc in Clinical Psychology and hands-on experience in specialist institutions and family homes.Â
Is this the same as ABA therapy?
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Not quite. I'm not a clinical ABA provider. My focus is implementation: taking what your child's existing team already recommends, whatever the approach, and making it happen consistently at home. Many families use both.
Do you work alongside our child's existing therapists or doctors?
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Yes. Sessions run alongside your child's existing medical or therapeutic care, not instead of it, with direct, hands-on work with your child in their everyday life. If you already have a nanny or carer helping day to day, I can train and support them too, so the whole team around your child stays aligned.
What ages and profiles do you work with?
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I work with children from two to eighteen years old, with autism, ADHD or a similar profile, whether diagnosed or not yet diagnosed.
Do you offer sessions outside Paris?
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On request. Get in touch and we can talk through what's possible.
How does invoicing work?
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I'm registered as a micro-entrepreneur in France and issue a formal invoice for the sessions.
Methodology FAQs
How can I get started with the sessions?
Please get in touch via the contact form to discuss your family's needs and how my behavioural support sessions can help implement existing therapeutic recommendations in your home environment.
What is the typical session format?
Sessions are intensive and hands-on, focusing on your child's everyday life to ensure consistency and real-world application of behavioral strategies alongside their medical care.
Can you provide support to our current nanny?
Yes, I can train and support your existing nanny or carer. This ensures that the whole team around your child is aligned and maintaining consistency in behavioral implementation.