How collaboration works
With patient consent, I am happy to - receive a short referral note from you with diagnosis, current treatment and specific concerns - send brief feedback after the initial assessment, with my focus areas and any red flags - provide short progress updates if needed, especially around sleep, adherence and coping - alert you quickly if I see symptoms that require medical or psychiatric re evaluation Your medical treatment remains central. My role is to reinforce it, translate it into daily life.
What I do not do
To keep roles clear and safe, I: - do not prescribe or advise on medication - do not provide psychotherapy in the legal sense of the Luxembourg psychotherapist authorisation - do not offer crisis or emergency interventions When I identify severe depression, trauma, psychosis, high suicide risk or complex personality difficulties, I will recommend referral to a psychiatrist or authorised psychotherapist and will support that transition.
What I offer your patients
All consultations are grounded in clinical and applied psychology and use evidence informed tools, for example -structured sleep and circadian rhythm consultations (light exposure, routines, digital hygiene, realistic behaviour change) -grief and life transition support with narrative and emotion focused methods -menopause and midlife counselling that combines psychoeducation, coping strategies and behaviour planning -stress and burnout focussed counselling, including cognitive strategies, VR
Formats for your patients
Individual online consultations (for Luxembourg residents and international clients). Time limited programmes, for example 4 to 8 sessions focussed on sleep, grief or digital detox Small groups for specific topics (for example shift workers, caregivers, menopause) Tailored workshops for clinics, practices and hospitals.