Aboard her colorful van, bearing the image of the Orient’Action group, Laurence Faure, a psychologist and professional development consultant, based in Portet-sur-Garonne, greeted some of her clients. “Nature invites us to open our horizons and get closer to what is necessary for us.” With these words, Lawrence encourages external therapy, in order to break the traditional barrier and support its recipients towards new perspectives. Hired as a work psychologist and ergonomics expert at SNCF, she worked there for twenty years before taking an apprenticeship, joining Orient’Action, in order to support people in need of a professional transition.
“The idea for mobile counseling came to me as part of my training for young people: I had to find a way to approach residents who had not been relocated but still wished to be accompanied” –
The group, which was created in 2008, now has more than 300 consultants spread across the country. The company Haute-Garonne is growing and every year it opens several dealerships in the United States
Department. Skills assessment, which is more and more demanded by the population, often confused with all occupational backgrounds and sometimes a stagnant professional situation, constitutes the main task of Lawrence. By putting the welfare of her beneficiaries first, through this initiative, Lawrence Fore hopes to encourage them to give up, allowing her to best offer her support. “I feel it is an opportunity for some to have a less traditional space that is conducive to change,” she says. The accompanying people are much more relaxed, and that can be seen in their poses! “.
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