Isabelle stands out for her unique approach that integrates art, body and nature. Graduated in education, in intercultural cooperation, trained in science of religions and psychocorporal therapy (1500 hours). She chose to equip herself more by wanting to integrate social art into her work by doing a Bachelor's degree in Theater and Development from Concordia University where theater is taught to be a tool for personal and social transformation. In her early twenties she made several stays in international cooperation programs. Subsequently, she set up and guided two initiatory trips to India, an interdisciplinary study project on pilgrimage with a professor from UQAM and organized a march for peace with Tibetan refugees at the end of the year. 2000. She was then an animator for spiritual life and community engagement and intercultural worker in a Cégep for 10 years, she accompanied hundreds of students by creating group workshops integrating theater and the psychocorporal approach. so that they develop a greater knowledge and presence to oneself, freedom of expression, acceptance and empowerment. Since 2014, Isabelle has specialized in ecopsychology by following additional training such as Work That Connects with its founder Joanna Macy, a course on Practices and principles of deep transformation: Laying the groundwork for an ecological civilization with Jeremy Lent as well as training in therapy supported by nature accredited by the Order of Psychologists of Quebec. In 2017, she founded Égo/Éco*, a social enterprise and guides workshops and wilderness retreats to support personal transformation and encourage collective emergence towards ecological transition. His ecopsychological practice integrates healing work and a change of vision. She has collaborated with different permaculture schools in Quebec such as Mycélium and P3 and internationally and Atitlan Organic in Guatemala where she offered workshops and social permaculture retreats and with Metta Earth in Vermont an improvised movement retreat as a tool for transformation and as a practice of emergence. In addition to the training in Integrated Ecology that she offers in collaboration with the writer and philosopher Jean Bédard, Isabelle offers workshops and retreats on the Work That Connects, improvised movement in nature, contemplation, the "Quest for meaning, work and life project" and ritual theater in a group or in individual accompaniment with her. Her 25 years in psychosocial intervention, practice in improvised dance, authentic movement, meditation and qi gong bring a quality of presence to her approach. She is also a teacher in counseling at the Équilibre et Détente massage therapy school and a part-time student at UQAR in artistic creation.