Health professionals for Stress management near Saint-Gilles

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.

Marie-Luce Latil, osteopath, to the pleasure of welcoming you to the Born To Move firm in Ixelles. Osteopathy is a method of care whose goal is to detect by palpation, joint mobility restrictions, ligament or muscle, which can affect the overall balance of the human body. Osteopathy is for everyone, from infants to the elderly person, including pregnant women. It mainly deals with complaints of the musculoskeletal system and peripheral nervous (neck, back, peripheral joints, jaw) but can also be effective in case of headache, dizziness etc ... Regarding infants , techniques used to relieve colic, reflux, discomfort, the torticollis, plagiocephaly and sometimes unexplained crying. Content translated by google translate