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EnglishWhat to Consider Before Choosing Dr. Louise Aznavour for Coaching or Psychology Services
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Dr. Louise Aznavour presents herself on louiseaznavour.com as a psychologist offering solution oriented coaching, with more than 30 years of experience and work spanning individual clients and the business sector. If you are weighing whether to work with her, the site gives you three concrete things to evaluate: her stated professional identity and experience, the solution oriented coaching approach she describes, and the client testimonials she publishes. What the site does not provide — fees, session formats, licensing details, or a booking calendar — is exactly what you should clarify directly before committing.
What the site actually tells you
The homepage headline reads "Psychologist = Solution Oriented Coaching = with over 30 years experience." That single line carries the core positioning:
- Psychologist — the professional identity claimed.
- Solution oriented coaching — the service model, framed around problem-solving rather than extended exploration of the past.
- 30+ years experience — the credibility anchor, repeated in the site's statistics.
The site also lists counters for languages and "impacted lives," and describes the working environment as "lighthearted and respectful," with the goal of bringing out your personal best. The tagline "No Doom And Gloom In My Room" reinforces a deliberately positive, forward-looking tone.
The free eBook and audiobook
A prominent offer on the page is a complimentary gift: an eBook and audiobook titled Goodbye Stress - Hello Success. The site describes these as "precious to me" and offers both copies together. The word "subscribe" appears in the site's pricing signals, which suggests the gift may be tied to signing up — but the page does not state the exact conditions, so treat "free" as something to confirm at the point of download.
The solution oriented coaching model
Solution oriented coaching, as presented here, emphasizes practical problem-solving and building a personalized toolkit rather than dwelling on problems. The most detailed description comes from a client testimonial rather than the site's own copy, which is worth noting.
Dr. Jordan Isenberg, described as a medical doctor, writes that over 10 months of working with Dr. Aznavour the experience was "transformational," with effects extending to family and colleagues. Two phrases in his testimonial describe the method concretely:
- Her "ability to simplify seemingly complex issues."
- Equipping him with "a personalized tool kit — ready to take on the day, week, and world."
That is the clearest available picture of what a client actually receives: simplification of problems plus reusable tools. If you are looking for long-term exploratory therapy, this framing suggests a different emphasis. If you want structured, forward-moving sessions with takeaways you can apply immediately, the description aligns with that.
Who the services appear suited for
The site names a Business Sector section and features a testimonial from a corporate workshop on leadership and team-building. Yulia, a workshop participant, describes it as "a truly life-changing experience" and cites the slogan "Instead of cursing the darkness, light a candle" as a lasting principle. She also notes that the environment was "warm and cheerful," where "synergies are forged, people are united and great ideas are born."
Based on the published material, the offering appears to span:
| Audience | Evidence on the site |
|---|---|
| Individuals seeking coaching | Client testimonials describing personal transformation and personalized tools |
| Professionals (e.g., physicians) | Dr. Isenberg's account of 10 months of one-to-one work |
| Corporate teams and leadership groups | The leadership and team-building workshop testimonial |
What is not specified is whether individual sessions are in person in Montréal, remote, or both — the site references Montréal in its description but does not detail delivery formats.
What to verify before you decide
Because the site is promotional, several decision-critical details are absent. Before choosing Dr. Aznavour, confirm the following directly with her team:
- Licensing and registration. The site states "psychologist," but does not list a license number or regulatory body. If you are in Québec or elsewhere in Canada, verify her current registration with the relevant provincial order — this matters especially if you are seeking psychology services rather than coaching.
- Fees and session structure. No pricing, package, or session-length information appears on the page. Ask for rates, cancellation terms, and whether the free eBook/audiobook requires a subscription.
- Format and fit. Ask whether sessions are in person or virtual, how the "solution oriented" approach works in practice, and what a typical engagement looks like for your specific goal.
- Scope of practice. Coaching and psychology are not the same service. Clarify which you are receiving, since the site presents them as equivalent ("Psychologist = Solution Oriented Coaching").
A practical way to evaluate the fit
The lowest-commitment first step is to request the free eBook and audiobook and read or listen to it. It is the only sample of her actual method available without booking, and it will tell you whether her tone and approach resonate with you. From there, contact the team with the verification questions above. The testimonials are strong and specific, but they are selected by the site — your own reaction to the free material and the clarity of the answers you receive will be better guides than published praise.