Zoé Gouyon

As a clinical psychologist, I support adolescents and adults today in a compassionate listening space. My practice is grounded in a psychoanalytic orientation, enriched by an integrative approach, in order to offer support tailored to each person's uniqueness. I consider each person in their entirety: their history, experiences, emotional and family relationships, school or professional life, as well as their relationship to themselves, others, and their body. Therapeutic work allows exploration of internal conflicts, repetitive patterns, emotional or relational difficulties, as well as periods of transition or vulnerability in order to foster better self-understanding and lasting peace.

While the psychoanalytic framework forms the foundation of my practice, I can also draw upon, when relevant, tools from other models such as cognitive-behavioral therapies (CBT), systemic therapy, or therapeutic education resources.
The goal is to offer tailor-made support, respectful of each person's pace, and to progressively support psychological autonomy.

Currently training as a dietitian, I have a particular interest in psycho-nutrition and the links between psychological life and the bodily dimension. This dual perspective allows me to integrate, when it makes sense in the therapeutic journey, reflection related to psychosomatics around the relationship to the body, eating, emotions, as well as questions of body image and self-esteem, particularly in adolescence and periods of transformation in adulthood.

My support aims to foster overall well-being, taking into account the interplay between psychological life, body, and environment, and always placing the person at the center of their own journey. I offer to walk alongside you with respect for what feels right for you.