Ayala Muriel Borghini PhD, FSP

Ayala Borghini obtained her doctorate in psychology in 2008 and her federal title of psychotherapy in 2013. For nearly 20 years, she has been working with babies and their parents, both in research and in clinical practice (SUPEA, CHUV, Lausanne and CAP, cabinet perinatal shelter, Geneva), to understand how early events can have an impact on the child's development. In particular, she is interested in the difficulties of emotional regulation due, on the one hand, to the developmental stakes of infants at risk and, on the other hand, to the relational and affective parent-baby elements that can impact the different spheres of the child's development. Throughout these years, she has developed models of early intervention and evaluation methods.