About me

Originally from Guadeloupe and born in France, I’ve had the opportunity to live in the United States and Canada. My life experiences have given me a deep understanding of various cultural, educational, and professional contexts. As a result, I have a solid grasp of both the North‑American and French job markets and school systems.

Curious about the world, I’ve also traveled extensively. These journeys have led me to learn new languages—such as Spanish and Portuguese—and to immerse myself in the richness of the cultures and traditions I’ve encountered (Japan and Brazil).

These experiences shape the way I support the people I meet. I firmly believe that each individual carries a unique story, composed of personal journeys, beliefs, learning, strengths, and diverse cultures. From this singularity, I like to build a supportive relationship, adopting a respectful approach that embraces diversity.

Holding a bachelor's degree in psychology (McGill – 2013), a certificate in youth intervention (UdeM – 2016), a major in career development (UQAM – 2019), and a master’s in career counseling (UQAM – 2021), I am driven by a passion for the complexity and richness of the human being. My academic background and life experiences enrich every encounter, with a sincere desire to help each person know themselves better and find their place.

Activities and interests:

• I love to hike

• I am part of a D&D campaign

• Singing (choir, musical theater)

• Sports (judo, pilates, strength training)

• Podcasts (Distorsion, Worlds Beyong Number, Les couilles sur la tables)