Graduated from ULB, I worked as a general practitioner for four years in a medical center in northwest Brussels. I also work in family planning, where I am comfortable with gynecological smear tests, contraception, and screening. I received training from Genres Pluriels in hormonal care for transgender patients, and gained experience in addiction care through a six-month placement at Enaden and La MASS.

General practitioner, committed to promoting sexual health as a major global health issue and advocating for its multidisciplinary management.
I have experience in family planning, sports medicine, and medicine in intercultural settings.

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As a clinical psychologist, peer support worker and PhD in Psychological Sciences, I have trained in Gestalt therapy, systemic approaches and harm reduction. As an LGBTQIA+ activist, I have also received training in transgender and intersex issues. I provide support for a range of concerns, including chemsex, addictions, minority stress, LGBTQIA+-phobic violence, anxiety and depression. My practice is grounded in a non-judgmental, egalitarian and attentive approach that places the person, their lived experience and their relationships at the centre.

As a nurse in Brussels, my experience working in a supervised drug consumption room and subsequently at MASS in Brussels has enabled me to develop expertise in addiction care and in supporting people with a wide range of healthcare needs. My experience in Canada has also enriched my nursing practice, which now focuses on community health, harm reduction and empowering people to take an active role in their own health.

I joined MACS with the desire to contribute to an inclusive, caring healthcare environment that respects and responds to each person’s individual journey.

Blood tests, injections, vaccinations, wound care, etc. — with a medical prescription.