“ Being a singular woman is not a burden, but a gift ”
Neurodivergent, I am working to make cognitive difference a strength in the service of a stronger and more equitable society.
Author of Managing the MAD Skills, Peason, 2024 & Intense, 2023, international speaker
Founder of SINGULARITY Talent, specialized in neurodiversity and singular talents
Founder of the Neurodiversity Alliance and the Neurodiversity Leaders Forum
Member of the Group of friends of people with disabilities - UNESCO
Harvard Business Review columnist
Woman of the Year in Business Analytics from the University of California, Berkeley
MBTI Certified
Former active member of MENSA France
Latest Updates
Conférence
Minds Without Borders – Programme international sur la neurodiversité à l’ONU
Event
Neurodiversity Leaders Forum 2025
Congrès
17th International Dabrowski Congress - 2026
Intense
The 7 keys to self-realization
Whether you live with ADHD, are autistic, have dyslexia or dyspraxia, carry the gift of giftedness, or identify as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) — or you've simply always felt too intense, too sensitive, or somehow never quite enough — this book will change the way you see yourself.
Drawing on the groundbreaking work of psychiatrist Dr. Kazimierz Dabrowski and his theory of overexcitabilities — intellectual, emotional, creative, sensory, and psychomotor — this book answers the questions ADHD, autistic, dyslexic, dyspraxic, gifted, and highly sensitive people have been asking themselves for years.
Soon available in English
Managing Mad Skills
How to unleash the potential of neurodiversity in business? Neuroatypical people possess skills essential for innovation and adaptation of organizations in this era of uncertainty. Their M.A.D Skills ("Make A Difference") provide a clear competitive advantage to companies that will work towards inclusion.
This book, inspired by my 20 years of professional experience in companies, provides methods and tools to manage and effectively develop these still undervalued potentials.
Only available in French
Neurodiversity at work
To be Singular
is above all to be
Intense
A singular is above all an INTENSE person who perceives the stimulations of the external world with high intensity and reacts to them in an amplified way, and this in one or more of the 5 areas of hyperexcitability (intellectual, emotional, creative, sensory, motor). This often creates a gap with others and a deep questioning of the social codes and functioning of the world.
Studies have shown that most people considered intellectually gifted cumulate the intensities of Intellectual, Emotional and Creative.
As for the profiles of "Artists" or "Hypersensitive", they mainly present Sensory, Emotional, and Creative intensities.
