Caroline
Miron-Lapointe
Pronouns: she/her/they/them
Clinical sexology intern
Caroline uses a systemic-interactional approach to work with couples and polycules. They seek to create and maintain a safer space for all, welcoming all genders, sexual orientations or preferences, ethnic backgrounds, and spiritual or religious beliefs. Caroline is committed to respecting differences, adopting a posture of curiosity about each person's unique experience. They place the co-construction of meaning at the forefront of their work, accompanying you to better understand yourself individually and in the relationship in order to reduce your difficulties.
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Before entering the Master's degree in clinical sexology at UQAM, Caroline completed a Bachelor's and Master's degree in psychology at the University of Geneva. They have also worked with victims of interpersonal and sexual violence. Professionally, they are particularly interested in consensual non-monogamy in all its forms and are continuing their training in existential-humanist and in inclusive anti-oppressive approaches.
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