English and French-speaking psychotherapy for Luxembourg
Luxembourg concentrates a rare population: fund and finance executives, EU institution lawyers and officials, and senior expatriates of many nationalities. It is a high-earning, demanding, international environment where outward success often sits alongside intense pressure and real isolation. Dr Philippe Jacquet offers the same clinical depth as at his Harley Street practice, online, in both English and French.
A private, highly specialised practice
This is a private, highly specialised practice, not a general support service. The expertise is senior specialist: a Doctorate of Professional Practice, Hazelden training and more than 20 years of EMDR, for the complex presentations that bring people to serious help, addiction, eating disorders, trauma and executive burnout. Usually no waiting list, free choice of therapist, strict confidentiality, and depth of work without an imposed session cap.
The hidden cost of success
The most privileged environments produce their own suffering: the drinking that shadows long days and client dinners, the control of food and the body when everything else feels beyond control, the anxiety held at bay by performance. These are presentations this practice knows well, especially among high-performing men and women who will not seek help locally, in a small country where everyone is known.
Confidential, in English and French
Sessions are held by secure video, from Luxembourg or while travelling, in English or French. Discretion is the norm: nothing is shared with an employer, institution or third party without your consent, save for the narrow legal and safeguarding limits explained at the outset.
All international work is delivered by secure video. Online therapy worldwide.
Dr Philippe Jacquet is a UKCP registered psychotherapist, a Jungian analyst and an HCPC registered art psychotherapist, with twenty-five years of clinical practice. His Doctorate of Professional Practice at the University of Essex examined male eating disorders from the perspective of analytical psychology. Registration can be checked on either public register.
International health insurance, or private
Many internationally mobile clients are covered by global private health plans, designed for exactly this kind of specialist care (see how to use your insurance for psychotherapy). Dr Jacquet works with major insurers including Bupa, Cigna, AXA and Aviva, and his training is international: the Hazelden Foundation in the United States, a Master's and Doctorate in the United Kingdom, and executive coaching at ESSEC in Paris. If you prefer to pay privately, without insurance, that is equally welcome; the work is exactly the same.
How the work is delivered from here
All international sessions are by secure video, in English or French. Online therapy is not a reduced version of consulting room work: it is the format that lets weekly work survive living abroad, travelling, or relocating. Sessions run in United Kingdom hours, which suits most regions, and if your time zone makes none of it workable, say so when you enquire rather than assuming it rules you out.
For clinicians and treatment services
Dr Jacquet supervises clinical teams in private residential addiction treatment and in a private psychiatric hospital. For treatment centres, psychiatric units and group practices looking for external clinical supervision, including in places where no supervisor of this seniority is available locally, team supervision is also delivered by video. For individual practitioners, see clinical supervision.
Common questions
Are sessions available in English and French?
Yes. Dr Philippe Jacquet works in both English and French, online by secure video, with a population largely made up of finance professionals, EU institution staff and international expatriates.
What do you treat?
Addiction, eating disorders, trauma, anxiety and depression, and executive burnout, alongside the pressures of high-performing international life.
Is it confidential?
Strictly. Nothing is disclosed to an employer, institution or third party without your consent, save for the narrow legal and safeguarding limits explained at the outset.