International medical consultations center located in the heart of Lisbon
« I don't give the answers, I get people to tap into their resources to find them by themselves »
Emmanuelle Clapier worked as a psychotherapist in Reunion and Mauritius for 28 years before moving to Lisbon in 2019.
She has met many people on different life paths. During her career, she has specialised in professional support: burn-out management, skills assessment, and training for carers’ coaching for managers.
She has also focused on personal support: facilitation of discussion groups for prisoners and those accompanying palliative care patients, as well as supervision and psychological training of the municipal police of Reunion Island.
Clinical psychology
Work psychology
Sophrology
Bioenergetic analysis
Emotions management
Stress and anxiety
Fears
Grief
Burn-out
Preparation for childbirth
Preparation to an examen
Preparation to a sport challenge
Depression
Loss of confidence
Trauma
2011-2017: Training in bioenergetic analysis C.F.A.B., Toulouse.
1999: Certificate in Sophrology, European Faculty of Sophrology, C.S.O.I.
1994: D.E.S.S. in Work Psychology, University of Bordeaux 2
1989: Master’s degree in Social Psychology, University of Paul Valéry
Additional training: Gestalt therapy; psychodrama; psychogenealogy; M.B.T.I personality indicator; human relations; skills assessment
Spoken languages : french
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