Health professionals for Assertiveness

Stéphane Nana est psychologue du travail et des organisations, diplômé de l’université libre de Bruxelles et est inscrit à la commission des psychologues. Ses recherches en psychologie ont porté sur les stratégies d’adaptation des travailleurs expatriés sur Bruxelles face aux situations de différence culturelle. Après avoir acquis plusieurs expériences professionnelles notamment au Cameroun comme directeur de publication et rédacteur en chef du magazine mon psychologue et dans plusieurs organisations en Belgique tel que l’asbl d’Cole, Manpower et la cellule Bien-être du Service public fédéral Stratégie et appuie, il est amené à prendre en charge des problématiques d’ordre social, familial et professionnelles tel que :

• Accompagnement à l’orientation, réorientation et à la reconversion socio-professionnelle
• Accompagnement à la conciliation vie de travail – vie privée
• Accompagnement à la réinsertion sociale des repris de justice.
• Accompagnement aux mobilités professionnelles et à l’adaptation des expatriés face aux situations de différences culturelles
• Accompagnement des personnes victimes de mal-être et souffrance au travail
•  Accompagnement des victimes Burn-out et Bore-out
• Accompagnement des victimes de harcèlement
• Accompagnent des personnes victimes de dépression et des comportements suicidaires.
• Estime et confiance en soie
• Gestion des conflits
• Gestion des émotions et des pensées
• Gestion du stress- Angoisse-Anxiété
• Médiation familiale
• Médiations parents-enfants
• Problèmes existentiels
• Soutien contre le décrochage scolaire des écoliers et étudiants
• Soutien psychologique aux immigrés face aux difficultés d’intégration sociale et économique.
• Soutien psychologique aux personnes dépendante d’alcool, des drogues etc.
• Soutien psychologique des professionnels du sexe
• Soutien psychologique face aux difficultés du vécu des personnes LGBTQIA+

Pour accompagner ses patients vers un état de mieux-être, il combine une approche centrée sur la personne et la guidance. Il propose des consultations en ligne et en présentielle.

I truly believe that when we assume responsibility over our own emotions and are willing to make changes to feel better, committing to therapy can help us heal and grow. One of my personal strengths for my own work and development, besides my studies in psychology and multiple trainings, has been my psychotherapy process. I could invest on this journey of self- awareness and personal growth a period of four years. With these resources I can kindly give you a hand and accompany you to direct your life in the way that you wish for. I believe in the power of developing a higher self esteem and the personal work with your own emotions as a first step in your growth process.

Laura Pereira Moita is an adult clinical psychologist, trained in psychotraumatology. Her practice is called "integrative" and is inspired by cognitive-behavioral and emotional therapies with a particular interest in relational dynamics. A space for free speech is offered to you, tailored to your needs and expectations. In order to respond to current health measures, remote consultations are also organized (by phone calls or videoconferences) on weekdays, in addition to face-to-face consultations. His private practice is located in the heart of Brussels (Central Station) and is very well connected. After having taken some time to get to know each other, concrete methods will be proposed to you, made to measure for and with you, at your own pace, on the themes that concern you. Her professional experiences have allowed her to train in different methods of stress management (chronic stress, professional, school and/or parental burnout) and anxiety (generalized, performance, social, phobias or other). We will also look at relational difficulties (relational and family conflicts and/or difficulties in asserting oneself) as well as self-confidence. All of this, while relying on your existing strengths. She therefore offers you an eclectic accompaniment that is best adapted to your life history and your personal sensitivities.

As a psychologist, I have decided to focus my practice on both the assessment and management of young adults, adults and the elderly. Psychological and neuropsychological assessments can be requested and performed for diagnostic purposes. Assessment of cognitive functions (memory, attentional functions, executive functions, language, etc.) is usually considered following a head injury, when a degenerative disease is suspected or in the context of other neurological pathologies. I also perform IQ assessments in the context of logopedic reimbursements and suspicion of high potential or mental retardation. These psychological and neuropsychological assessments can also be performed in the context of psychological expertises. In therapy, the persons I receive are confronted with various problems such as a psychological trauma, a personality disorder, depression, malaise, anxiety, anxiety attacks, burnout, professional difficulties, harassment (moral and/or sexual), bereavement, etc.