Team
Members
Together Beyond Burnout
The members of the Madame Papillon association are wellbeing and creative professionals who bring their diverse talents and skills to the service of women in burnout.
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Benefits of membership include
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increased visibility of members' activities,
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being part of a warm and caring community of professionals who share a vision of a better world for women in burnout,
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possibilities to lead association activities with our partners and
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new partnerships among members.
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If you are interested in joining the community of members, get in touch!
Intrapreneur and coach
Aurore Verstraeten
I've been listening since I was a child, observing the world around me, and fascinated by human beings and how they function for as long as I can remember.
I've been a trainer for adults for 18 years and a coach for 10 years, and I put myself at the service of others to help them understand what's going on inside them and how to find their place.
I teach with the mindset of a coach, because I like to ignite the spark of curiosity, reveal core interests and support adults in their professional reorientation.
Coach
Catherine Duban Doyard
I help women to see burn-out differently. By getting out of the confusion and aligning yourself with what makes sense to you, you can continue on your way with greater serenity.
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Languages : French, Italian, English
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Energy practitioner
Claire Chardon
The people who pass through my energised hands very often have symptoms linked to stress: excessive mental workload, burn-out, poor emotional management and physical worries.
I offer a tailor-made, comprehensive approach to wellbeing. Reiki is at the heart of my practice, reinforced by facial reflexology. Depending on individual needs, other tools such as Bach Flower Remedies, Healy Frequencies, essential oils and Kangen water can be used to enhance the energetic treatment.
Alongside my work as a therapist at Unimind, I co-founded the Wellbeing Seeders cooperative, which offers an original, holistic approach to corporate well-being.
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Feel Right - Coach and Dynamic Sophrology
Emanuela Giovannetti
For me, reconnecting with and harmonising the body is the gateway to overall wellbeing, both psychologically and emotionally, and all the more so in the context of burnout, where the body needs to gradually regain its vitality and the mind needs to be put on 'pause'.
My approach, based on coaching and dynamic sophrology®, also draws on sylvotherapy and ecopsychology to take advantage of the therapeutic properties of nature, both outdoors and indoors.
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Languages : English, French, Spanish and Italian
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Coach
Gabriela Doicaru Spencer
I support women balance their overall wellbeing, be it personal, at work, emotional or relational through one-on-one coaching, laughter yoga practice and meaningful learning.
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Languages: English, French, Romanian
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Souffle de Soi - Sophrology and Creativity
Johana Leroy
Sophrology and musical creativity (writing, singing, interpreting) enable me to invite you to be gentle and serene, by connecting you to your body with your breath, the first step towards your source of balance and awakening.
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Passeport pour Soi
Julie de Hults
With Passeport pour Soi, I offer you creative escapades to get to know yourself. Using a wide range of tools, I offer you the chance to explore your creativity in a different way, combining travel, introspection and Creative Journaling.
I also specialise in burn-out and bereavement counselling using Journal therapy.
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European transformation leader; feminine leadership and burnout coach; co-president of Volt Slovakia
Lucia Klestincova
Lucia Klestincova is a keynote speaker, author, mastermind facilitator and certified life, careers & burnout coach. Recognised as the voice of a new culture of leadership, she’s a unique stand for leveraging the power of femininity and flow for impact and fulfilment.
Her services for individuals and teams build on her unique blend of experience in European policy making, negotiations, IT business, podcasting, political campaigning and facilitation of participatory processes.
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As co-president of Volt Slovakia, the Slovak chapter of the pan-European political movement Volt Europa, Lucia is committed to bring a new culture of gender-equal leadership also to European politics. Contact her if you feel called to support this stand or if you would like to join one of her feminine leadership mentoring circles built on her proprietary approach of feminine.flow.fulfilled.
Psychomotricienne
Marylie Dhondt
As a psychomotricienne and philosopher, I place myself far from the categories that freeze us in order to encourage encounters with ourselves, others and our bodies.
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I trained in Struyf-Denis muscle chains and Watsu, and am continuing my psycho-corporal and reflective training with Benoît Lesage.
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Constantly curious and an eternal learner, I'm always on the lookout for harmony between body and mind, and I'm always open to people with experience in this field.
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I offer body awareness sessions and more aquatic sessions, in a pool heated to 34°C.
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Thérapeute du féminin - Cœur de lunes
Manon Moulin
As a midwife with a passion for passing on and sharing knowledge about health, I have trained in yogatherapy and shiatsu for women.
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I am also trained in perinatal shiatsu. Whether it's puberty, childbearing or the menopause, I help women to reconnect with their bodies during these major life transitions.
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The 2 tools I offer are complementary and enable deep physical and emotional relaxation.
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Depending on your needs, I can guide you through issues such as: menstrual cycles, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, hormone-dependent cancers, fertility, sexuality, history of sexual violence, lack of confidence, burn-out, etc.
Coach and Facilitator, training, stress and burnout management
Monica Cuenco
After working in the world of finance for 25 years, I can help anyone who wants to move forward towards their goals, with more meaning, to reconnect with their needs, to better manage stress, to regain vitality and regain energy, harmony and joie de vivre.
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Coach and Consultant
Nathalie Wouters
I created la Tribu Slow, the first Belgian community for professionals who want to change the world while preserving their well-being.
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Shiatsu and energy healing
Psio glasses, Psio Trans chair and Psio Drink ambassador
Sophie Gruslin
Everyone has high and low moments. I have had my share as well. I thank and cherish all the happy moments and I learn and try to grow from all the down ones.
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I accompany those who want to learn how to better listen to their own needs, those who want to reconnect to who they really ARE and those who want to laugh and live their lives with more ease.
Women's circles
Valerie Marechal
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Meet the Board
The advisory board is composed of the four founding members of the Madame Papillon association.
It is their role to steer the project in line with the overarching vision.
Cecilia Rolland
In the past few years many of my colleagues and friends have gone through burnout. Each one had different experiences, but all were suffering from isolation. I believe that Madame Papillon’s approach of using the power of the community can help tackle the isolation of women going through burnout, but also strengthen the collective intelligence of the professionals who want to support these women and the employers who want to prevent burnout. By putting all our strength together we can better tackle this systemic problem. With my experience in governance of non profit organisation I hope to support Madame Papillon’s bold mission.
Helene Debaisieux
As the mother of two kids and working for a non-profit, it did not take me long to realise that women are unrealistically over-stretched.
They expect a lot from themselves, considering the world, the colleagues, the partners, the family… expect them to over-deliver on all matters. This results in a constant pressure and a feeling of guilt which cannot last longer. Having experienced this pressure and stress myself (still sometimes now), I also realised that sorority, care and mutual support are not very valued in this men’s world. Well, I am a feminist, you caught me Mme Papillon is the space to restore what was missing, rebuild what has been undernourished… It’s about time we have it as we need it!
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Rebecca Steel-Jasinska
Reflecting on my own burnout, I was surprised by two main things – the isolation I felt going through something that rocked my life so fundamentally and the knock to my confidence and identity I experienced as a result. I looked for a space to share my own experience and find other women who had been through similar, and didn’t find exactly what I needed. Speaking to other women from the international community in Brussels, I saw it was not just me who was missing this space, so we have been putting the building blocks in place to establish it. Burnout taught me about my own personal limits, but also highlighted again the importance of a supportive environment. The power lies in community and the possibilities are available to us all to create what we need in life.
Soledad Briones
The last 14 years I have been dedicated to managing teams. I have had a lot of fun and good moments but complicated moments too. As a manager you realise how fragile the well being of a team is. You realise how important it is to take care of each person not only as manager but also as colleagues. Burn out is not only about workload, there are many more factors that can contribute to it, work and personal. This is why holistic care of a team is so important to prevent burnout, to support your colleagues during the process and also important after it.
I myself also went through a burnout, which was the consequence of various factors work and in my personal life, but what was key for me to go through it and become more resilient was the support of my colleagues, my family and a number of different professionals.
Now it is up to me to give back what I received, and Madame Papillon is my way to give back and do it with some of my favorite people in the world, who supported me during my burn out.