Nadia Séguin

Passionate about supporting young people and families, Nadia began her career working in a variety of settings, from youth centers to shelters for abused women. These experiences enabled her to acquire a global vision of the challenges facing young people and their families. She then worked as a pedagogical advisor in an early childhood center, where she contributed to the development of the family component and supported educators in optimizing children's full potential. She then pursued her career in college teaching, becoming a teacher in Special Education Techniques.

In 2021, wishing to broaden her impact, she began an independent practice in psychoeducation, offering clinical support to children and adolescents aged 7 to 17. She also offers parent coaching, helping families to better understand and manage their child's developmental challenges, while taking care of themselves. Moreover, she encourages the active involvement of parents during follow-ups, convinced that their commitment is an essential lever for their child's well-being. Nadia sincerely believes that every individual has the power to improve their quality of life when they feel understood and valued for their strengths. This conviction guides her approach to intervention. Her ability to create links and adapt her interventions to the specific needs of each young person enables her to intervene effectively on a variety of issues.

Ordre des psychoéducateurs et psychoéducatrices du Québec