All my programs are custom designed and help families, educators and professional teams develop a deep understanding of multilingual and intercultural dynamics.
They focus on building conceptual clarity, strengthening analytical competence and supporting reflective practice – so decisions are informed, context-sensitive and sustainable.
This is not about one-off solutions or quick fixes. My frameworks guide participants to interpret language and cultural situations, make confident choices and carry insights forward over time. Guided sessions, workshops, webinars and my self-paced courses are available for those who want deeper exploration. Every program is designed to have lasting, high-impact results.
My work is grounded in a framework that brings together the Dominant Language Constellation, the Language Timeline©, and The Sustainable Multilingual©, interpreted through Culture Through Different Lenses. This approach supports sustainable, context-sensitive multilingual development across life phases.
On Saturday 28 February 2026 I will have the honor and pleasure to talk about Language and Shame at the Let's Talk! session organized by Families in Global Transition.
Together with Mathieu Gagnon, Isabelle Min and Marianne Bobaly-Dienes we will share our personal and professional experience and insights into the topic of shame with regards to language use and ability.
Shame as a social construct, relational and learned (!) emerges from perceived judgment, exclusion, or hierarchy. It depends on norms about what counts as “correct,” “educated,” “native,” or “prestigious”.
Shame is a response that we need to identify the causes for in order to approach it in the healthiest possible way. – If you ever felt shame when using your heritage language or any language for that matter, please join our conversation and share your experience with us! There will be plenty of time for Q&A!
You can register HERE
