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Connection
in
Resilience

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Do you recognize yourself in one or more of these patterns?

  • Autism (ASD): You are exhausted by the constant need to adapt ('masking') and seek peace in a world that often feels illogical and overwhelming. You are wondering who you are without your mask.

  • ADHD / ADD: Your mind never stops, you struggle with focus or organization, and you look for a way to channel your intense inner flow.

  • High Sensitivity (HSP): You experience stimuli, emotions, and the atmosphere around you very deeply, causing your battery to drain quickly.

  • Giftedness: You are a fast, deep thinker who often feels different or like an outsider, in search of existential connection.

WELCOME
as you are

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I work from the belief that every person carries a unique inner landscape—shaped by experiences, protective mechanisms, and deep-seated desires.


In my practice, I offer a warm, safe space where you can land without judgment, even if you don't yet know exactly who you are.

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Together, we explore how old experiences or patterns influence your current life and how we can understand, transform, or let go of them. We look at what's holding you back, at your thoughts and feelings, and explore ways to deal with them differently.

 

My way of working is attuned and integrative: we engage thinking, feeling, wanting, and acting. I use various working methods such as conversation, working with a therapy dog, mindfulness, Voice Dialogue, focusing, or constellation work—depending on what is supportive in your process. Sometimes the movement lies in putting words to what has long remained silent, sometimes in allowing contrast, discomfort, or raw emotion.​

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Whatever you want to work on, whether it's trauma, finding meaning, (self)confidence, or recurring patterns, the starting point is always your story. We work without judgment on change, acceptance, and growth in the direction you desire.

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I am a warm, creative, and engaged person, who doesn't shy away from addressing difficult or painful aspects when it's helpful. Sometimes I bring lightness or humor to the process—not to avoid, but to create breathing space where things can be difficult.

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As a neurodivergent person, I know how liberating it is to no longer have to adapt, but to be allowed to exist as you are—even in what is different, confusing, or difficult to express. This experience broadens my perspective and deepens my work as a therapist: I don't seek adaptation, but attunement. Not correction, but encounter.

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Here are some examples of working points.

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  • Learning to understand how your unique brain works, so you can stop judging yourself.

  • Finding the courage to take off your mask, step by step, and discover who you are underneath.

  • Learning to recognize your own boundaries and signs of overstimulation, before your battery is completely drained.

  • Learning to listen to what your body and nervous system are telling you, in a world that is often too loud.

  • Creating space for your own user manual, so you can stop merely surviving and start truly living.

  • Exploring which expectations from the outside world you can let go of, because they simply do not suit you.

  • Finding a safe harbor where your mind and nervous system can calm down, allowing you to land back within yourself.

 

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Appointments

Appointments are from Monday to Friday from 9am to 8pm and Saturday from 9am to 2pm. I will receive you in a homely atmosphere in Boutersem.

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Do you have any questions? Would you like to book an introductory meeting? Feel free to contact me by email or call 0478/934969. I am already looking forward to going on a journey together towards connection in resilience.



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Testimonials

 

""A pile of endless misery", that's how I would describe myself the first time I went to France for a session. But after months of sessions, working hard, gaining insights, reflecting, accepting, daring to confront yourself and daring to look inside yourself, I am a 2.0 version of myself. I owe all this to the super good guidance of France. Her practice is very quietly located, so that you are not disturbed by external stimuli (cars, work, schools, ...). She has a very nice practice space where you really feel safe and calm. France herself is a very calm person with a very calming and pleasant voice, she listens very attentively and comes to you with the right questions to work on yourself. I find this very important, REALLY listening and immediately picking up with the right questions. Her methods are mainly focused on actively working on yourself (working with objects, using space, physically placing yourself in space, ...) in order to dig deeper into yourself, question yourself and actively start the search and grow from the inside out. With this method, calm approach, correct questions, a laugh and here and there an anecdote about herself, she searches together with you for the "problem" in order to guide you from there, in a very professional manner, to a 2.0 version of yourself. Thanks France"

BH ~ Booischot, Belgium

“During the sessions, France creates a very safe space for me to be in. I can work with and through really important and difficult things that I have experienced in life, starting at a very young age. The sessions bring new perspectives and I so appreciate how France gently challenges me and helps me come up with new thoughts. After many previous styles of therapy, I didn't even think new thoughts were possible. The sessions help me on my journey to the life I want to live and to experience the self-love that I deserve.”
LT ~ Sweden

You can book your appointment by emailing me at
france@verbindinginveerkracht.be

or by calling 0478 934 969

Reception hours
Monday to Friday
from 9 am to 8 pm

Saturday
from 9 am to 2 pm
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