Question 1

Whats the difference between QEC and EMDR?

Accepted Answer

Both approaches work with trauma and entrenched emotional patterns. EMDR is a structured, protocol-based therapy that uses bilateral stimulation to process specific memories. QEC is less protocol-driven and works more broadly with subconscious beliefs, emotional imprints and relational patterns. In my practice, the focus is on working at the level where patterns are formed and held, rather than only reprocessing individual events.

Question 2

How long are sessions?

Accepted Answer

Sessions are 90 minutes.
This allows enough time to settle, work at depth, and integrate without feeling rushed.ng (http://rushed.ng)support.

Question 3

How often do we meet?

Accepted Answer

Most clients meet weekly or fortnightly, depending on the intensity of the work and their availability. Consistency supports depth and integration, so we agree a rhythm that feels sustainable.

Question 4

How do I know which package is right?

Accepted Answer

We decide together.
During a free 20-minute consultation, we clarify what you’d like to work on and I’ll suggest a structure that fits. Some people need a focused container; others benefit from a longer, steadier process.

Question 5

Do you offer instalments?

Accepted Answer

Yes.
Payment in instalments is available for packages. We can discuss what feels manageable during our initial conversation.

Question 6

Is this therapy or coaching?

Accepted Answer

My work integrates elements of both. It is trauma-aware and works at the level of subconscious and nervous-system patterns, while also supporting present-day change and integration. The emphasis is depth and sustained pattern shift rather than short-term problem solving.

Question 7

Do you work online?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sessions are held online via secure video call, and I work with clients internationally. In-person sessions are also available in Paris, subject to availability.