Having a bachelor's degree as well as a master's degree in psychology (University of Montreal; London  South Bank University), Nadine is also a graduate of the master's degree in clinical sexology at the Université du Québec à Montréal. She offers services in psychodynamic and  humanist-existential approaches, for which she applies concepts creatively to fit the challenges of her clients.  

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With over six years of experience in community intervention, Nadine has worked  

mainly in sexual and relational violence, as well as with 2SLGBTQIAP+ people and people who belong to diverse cultural and religious affiliations. 

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Being part of cultural and religious diversity herself, Nadine is sensitive to intersections and challenges that marginalized groups are facing, a sensitivity that has developed all the more throughout her academic and professional career. Consequently, she works to apply feminist, intersectional, inclusive and anti-oppressive values to her therapeutic approach. Her work is guided by the subjectivity of her clients and by developing an authentic, collaborative, respectful and empathetic alliance.  

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Beyond sexual and relational violence, as well as the specific challenges of sexual and gender diversity, her interests include the diversity of eroticisms, non-monogamous relational configurations, sex work, sexual dysfunctions and mental health issues (e.g., self-esteem, anxiety, depression and personality disorder).