Ms Dunja Vulliemin 

In-Person and Online Consultation in French or English with Dunja Vulliemin – Individual session 50 minutes CHF100

Mental health consultations based on cognitive neuroscience offer a structured approach to understanding how brain processes influence thoughts, emotions, and behavior. This method, grounded in scientific research, provides practical strategies for personal development and emotional well-being.

With her academic background in cognitive neuroscience and clinical psychology from the Universities of Lausanne and Fribourg, her approach is neither purely psychological nor medical, but rather an integration of neuroscientific knowledge into everyday life.

Ideally located near Zurich main station, you can contact us for help with:

• Phobias
• Career guidance
• Burnout
• Depression
• ADD, ADHD, executive functions
• Coaching / Counseling
• Motivation and goal-setting
• Decision-making
• Stress management for students and professionals
• Anxiety
• Expat life / Immigration
• And more

Coming soon: Neurofeedback

Although session fees are affordable, please note they are not covered by health insurance.

Sessions last one hour (100 CHF) and are intended for adults, adolescents, and young adults seeking to better understand themselves, strengthen self-esteem, overcome challenges (grief, heartbreak, burnout, etc.), or simply take care of their mental balance. Dunja Vulliemin uses tools from various clinical therapeutic approaches, adapting them to each situation.



Her guidance fosters emotional autonomy and encourages individuals to find inner grounding, clarify their needs, and redefine their priorities. The therapeutic relationship is based on a trusting alliance, in a warm and empathetic atmosphere. Consultations can be held in person or online, depending on individual preferences and availability.

"Dunja Vulliemin offers compassionate, personalized, and profoundly human support to anyone going through a time of questioning or transition. Her approach is rooted in active listening, respect for individual pace, and the creation of a safe space where emotions, doubts, and aspirations can be welcomed without judgment."