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With a degree in psychology and currently training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, I welcome adults and young adults in a framework of caring listening and shared reflection.

My psychodynamic approach aims to explore inner experiences, significant relationships, and recurring patterns that can cause suffering or blockages. I am particularly interested in relational and emotional difficulties, anxiety disorders, identity issues, and psychological vulnerabilities related to attachment history.

I also support people facing legal issues or situations of violence or conflict.

As a psychodynamic psychologist for several years, I specialize in supporting children, adolescents and their families.

I also offer follow-up care for adults. I have worked in institutions, at the Geneva Medical-Educational Office, and in private practice.

In a non-judgmental and caring environment, I support each patient at their own pace so that they can feel heard and understood as closely as possible to their uniqueness.

Good morning,

My name is Carolina Bodmer. I am a psychologist specializing in person-centered therapy.

Convinced that each individual is unique and acts to the best of their ability, I am committed to understanding your experience as fully as possible in order to support you through the therapeutic process. I consider the person as a whole, beyond the symptoms. I also value the social and cultural dimensions of each situation.

My goal is to offer you a safe and trusting space where we can explore together the challenges you face and identify solutions to improve your well-being. I firmly believe that everyone deserves to lead a fulfilling life, in harmony with their deepest values.

As a psychodynamic psychologist for several years, I specialize in supporting children, adolescents and their families.

I also offer follow-up care for adults. I have worked in institutions, at the Geneva Medical-Educational Office, and in private practice.

In a non-judgmental and caring environment, I support each patient at their own pace so that they can feel heard and understood as closely as possible to their uniqueness.

With a degree in psychology and currently training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, I welcome adults and young adults in a framework of caring listening and shared reflection.

My psychodynamic approach aims to explore inner experiences, significant relationships, and recurring patterns that can cause suffering or blockages. I am particularly interested in relational and emotional difficulties, anxiety disorders, identity issues, and psychological vulnerabilities related to attachment history.

I also support people facing legal issues or situations of violence or conflict.

With a degree in psychology and currently training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, I welcome adults and young adults in a framework of caring listening and shared reflection.

My psychodynamic approach aims to explore inner experiences, significant relationships, and recurring patterns that can cause suffering or blockages. I am particularly interested in relational and emotional difficulties, anxiety disorders, identity issues, and psychological vulnerabilities related to attachment history.

I also support people facing legal issues or situations of violence or conflict.

Trained in the systemic approach, I support children, teenagers, and adults at different stages of life with kindness 💖, empathy 🤗, and creativity 🎨. Sometimes a few sessions are enough to feel better 😊, and sometimes more are needed ⏳. My goal is to help you find solutions within yourself 🔍 to improve your well-being 🌱 in your daily life and beyond.

I also offer support for adults centered around perinatal care 🤰, which is often a period of upheaval and change for all members of the family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦.

I regularly train 📚 to acquire creative tools that I offer to patients, in order to mobilize different resources 💪 and to be able to offer therapies adapted to the needs of each individual.