Therapist


Accompanying, listening without judgement, giving support and staying by your side. At the service of people to relieve, care for and transform.

PROFESSIONAL TRAJECTORY

Multidisciplinary training

Feminist Couples Therapist (CEG, 2020)
Training in Gestalt Field Therapy (Centre Gestalt, since 2023)
Adherent member of the AETG (Spanish Association of Gestalt Therapy, since 2023)

Bachelor in English Studies (Lille, 2008)
Master in Political Science, specialised in international cooperation (Montpellier, 2013)



Before dedicating myself to private practice, I worked for several years in the sectors of non-formal education, international cooperation and human rights, both in institutions and in the third sector.

I have a great curiosity for gender, migration and human rights issues. For this reason, I integrate an intercultural perspective and a psychosocial approach into my work.

My Languages

  • ENGLISH
  • FRENCH
  • SPANISH
  • Valencian
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Ethics of tenderness

At the beginning there was tenderness. The one that unites like an hyphen between words, between people. The tenderness that restores hope, that wraps up defeat, that envelops the wound, that illuminates while passing through the darkness. The tenderness that becomes present and appears, the sensation of touching and being touched, affecting and being affected. At the same time.

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Diversidad, igualdad, inclusión.
Sarah Boutaïb Garnier

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Areas of Attention

01/
interculturality and migration
02/
LGBTIQA+ and sex-affective diversity
03/
gender and sexual violence
04/
trauma and grief

And what led me to therapy?

A couple crisis and a challenging migration process led me to participate in group therapy with other women, where by listening to and sharing our experiences in a careful and protective therapeutic setting, I realised that my experience was not only mine but also seemed collective and structural.

After the therapy, I trained in Couples Therapy and then in Gestalt Therapy because of its great capacity for integrating the social and relational dimensions, which were part of my training in languages and social sciences and which coincides with my view and my understanding of human suffering.