I am Emilie.

What does it mean, “Justice” ?

Is a Court able to give a solution that takes into account the wholeness of a person?

Their fears, their needs, their wounds ? No. Mediation can.

Mediation shouldn’t be reserved for crises or legal proceedings. It offers tools that everyone should learn and use in daily life : at work, in family, in relationships.

Thanks to these skills, the quality of my own daily life changed. The squabbles, the altercations, the uncomfortable moments. All of that became navigable, transformable, as long as I take responsibility for what I experience.

A personal event turned my life upside down.

My father was diagnosed with cancer. Our relationship had become conflictual, and I would have loved for us to open up to one another before it was too late. But he refused. Six months later, he was gone.

To move through that grief, I started working with a Chi Nei Tsang practitioner (Taoist belly massage). What happened was a true revolution : working on my body got me out of my mental loops.

The body constantly talks. The belly that tightens, the heat rising to the head, the shallow breathing, the tensed shoulders. The body is part of the conflict. As a messenger and as a companion.

GUTS was born from that.

A way to explore our conflicts, with the tools of mediation and body intelligence. Because when we learn how to listen to what is said and what is felt, the possibilities of transformation become way wider.

My clients come with inner conflicts, life situations, or relational tensions they cannot seem to move through. Together, we use each uncomfortable situation as a door to understand what is truly at stake, to see the patterns, the beliefs, the constraints, the automatic responses that keep us stuck.

Whether you come for an inner conflict or an interpersonal dispute, my goal is the same : that you leave with concrete tools you can use immediately in your daily life. Keys to navigate tension and turn it into something that moves you forward.

GUTS is about both the intuition as a compass and the courage to face ourselves.