Caz offers sexology and psychotherapy to individuals using an existential-humanist approach, and to intimate relationships (couples, polycules, or others) using a systemic-interactional approach.

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She seeks to create and maintain a safer space for all, and welcomes your individuality in terms of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, or religious or spiritual beliefs. Caz is committed to respecting your differences by adopting a posture of curiosity in the face of each person's unique experiences. He places the co-construction of meaning at the forefront of the therapeutic process to help you better understand yourself individually and/or in your relationships.

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Caz's professional background includes a bachelor's and master's degree in clinical psychology from the University of Geneva, and a master's degree in clinical sexology from UQÀM. She has also worked with victims of interpersonal and sexual violence during times of crisis. Professionally, he is particularly interested in relational diversity (consensual/ethical non-monogamy), neurodiversities, and transitions in all forms (relational, gender, social, etc.).