Ms Jeanne Pilloud 

Jeanne Pilloud - Postgraduate psychologist - Person-centered psychotherapy

Jeanne Pilloud offers therapeutic support centered on relationships and authenticity, in a safe and caring environment. She welcomes each person's uniqueness and creates a climate of trust that respects each person's rhythm and needs.

Currently training in person-centered psychotherapy (an approach developed by Carl Rogers), Jeanne's practice is based on empathic listening, congruence and the exploration of lived experience. She sees the therapeutic relationship as an essential foundation for change, and supports her patients in exploring their emotions, their personal, relational or family issues, and in mobilizing their own resources.

In the course of her career, Jeanne has developed experience in working with children, adolescents and adults with Attention Deficit Disorder with or without Hyperactivity (ADHD), working with them to develop concrete strategies adapted to their functioning. She has also worked in psychiatry with people suffering from eating disorders, developing a particular sensitivity to issues relating to the body, self-esteem and emotions that are sometimes difficult to express.

Sensitive to the bodily dimension of experience, Jeanne also attaches importance to the resources that nature, movement and the relationship with animals can offer in the therapeutic process. She is currently training in animal-assisted therapy and plans to integrate a canine companion as a therapeutic ally in the future.

Patients:

Young adults (16+) and adults

Billing:

Psychotherapy consultations are covered by basic health insurance (please note: reimbursement from April 2026). A doctor's or psychiatrist's prescription is required from the first consultation for reimbursement by the LAMAL.

Make an appointment online with Jeanne Pilloud for personalized support tailored to your needs.