About Lorenzo Pisani
Helping you understand yourself, and change what no longer serves you.
For over fifteen years, I've worked with people at the point where something has to change. Sometimes that's a crisis: burnout, anxiety that won't quiet down, a relationship that keeps breaking in the same place. Sometimes it's quieter: a sense that you've outgrown the life you built, and you're ready for more. Either way, my work is the same: to help you understand why you are where you are, and to give you the tools to move somewhere better.
I'm a psychologist and certified CBT life coach based in Strassen, Luxembourg. I work in English, French, Italian and Spanish, in person and online, with private clients and through corporate wellbeing programs. Over the years I've supported more than a thousand people across four countries.
From the inside
I know burnout from both sides.
Before I worked in psychology full-time, I spent over a decade in high-stakes corporate environments, in sales and account management across Italy, Luxembourg and beyond, managing more than €20 million in turnover and leading teams under real pressure. I know what burnout looks like from the inside, not just from the consulting room. I understand deadlines, performance targets, difficult clients, and the quiet exhaustion of holding it all together.
That experience shapes how I work, especially with professionals, executives and expats. When we talk about stress, leadership, or finding direction, I'm not theorising. I've lived the corporate world, and I bring that practical understanding to the psychological work, so the strategies we build actually fit the life you're living.
How I work
Insight alone doesn't change lives.
My background is in psychology, but I've never believed that insight alone changes lives. Understanding why you feel stuck is necessary, but it isn't enough. So my work combines the depth of psychological understanding with the forward momentum of coaching: we look honestly at the patterns shaping your life, we trace them to their roots, and then we build practical, concrete strategies to change them.
I draw on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Gestalt, Transactional Analysis and mindfulness, and I'm currently deepening this further through a four-year certification in Humanistic and Experiential Psychotherapy at the Haute École Léonard de Vinci in Brussels, a rigorous program bringing together person-centred, existential and body-based approaches. It reflects how I want to keep growing: rigorous, human, and always in service of the people I work with.
Meaning, grounded
A spiritual view, held pragmatically.
I also bring a spiritual dimension to my work, but I hold it pragmatically. I'm not interested in dogma or magical thinking. What I've seen, again and again, is that people change most when they reconnect with a sense of meaning, agency and inner direction. Whether you call that psychology, mindset or spirit matters less than whether it helps you live better. I use what works, I'm transparent about what's evidence-based and what's a way of looking at things, and I let you keep what's useful to you.
What to expect
Honest, and genuinely useful.
What my clients tend to say is that our work feels both honest and genuinely useful. I won't keep you in therapy you don't need, and I'll tell you directly if I think you'd be better served elsewhere. My goal for every session is simple: that you leave with something concrete. A new perspective, a practical tool, greater clarity, or a stronger sense of your next step.
If something in your life is asking for change, I'd be glad to help you understand it, and to move through it together.
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