
Léo Sciortino
Integrative therapist

Léo Sciortino
Integrative therapist

A living approach, grounded in experience
A living approach, grounded in experience
A living approach, grounded in experience
Trained as a specialist educator, I first supported children, teenagers, and adults in social and healthcare settings. This experience deeply shaped the way I relate to people: with attentive listening, steady presence, and close attention to what is lived behind the words.
Today, I support adults in individual sessions, in person in Bordeaux and online. My practice brings together the mental, emotional, and bodily dimensions of experience. It is grounded in listening to felt experience, recognising emotions and beliefs, and taking a holistic view of each person.
For more than eight years, the Diamond Approach has nourished my personal and professional path. At the crossroads of contemporary psychology, meditation, and direct exploration of experience, it helps me offer a space free from judgment—without imposing a model or trying to “fix” anyone.
My journey has also been shaped by extensive personal work, especially in emotional therapy, and by experiences in Peru that strengthened my interest in the link between the body, presence, and inner transformation.
NARM, a relational approach focused on the effects of developmental trauma, is also a source of inspiration in my practice.
Trained as a specialist educator, I first supported children, teenagers, and adults in social and healthcare settings. This experience deeply shaped the way I relate to people: with attentive listening, steady presence, and close attention to what is lived behind the words.
Today, I support adults in individual sessions, in person in Bordeaux and online. My practice brings together the mental, emotional, and bodily dimensions of experience. It is grounded in listening to felt experience, recognising emotions and beliefs, and taking a holistic view of each person.
For more than eight years, the Diamond Approach has nourished my personal and professional path. At the crossroads of contemporary psychology, meditation, and direct exploration of experience, it helps me offer a space free from judgment—without imposing a model or trying to “fix” anyone.
My journey has also been shaped by extensive personal work, especially in emotional therapy, and by experiences in Peru that strengthened my interest in the link between the body, presence, and inner transformation.
NARM, a relational approach focused on the effects of developmental trauma, is also a source of inspiration in my practice.