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A way of thinking and acting that lets every individual feel accepted, valued and safe.
About
Integral Values Psy & Co is an integrative practice bringing together clinical psychology, coaching, cross-cultural work and organisational care. Rigour, reliability and respect — the three constants of every mandate we take.
“It is not by looking at the light that one becomes luminous, but by plunging into its darkness.” — Carl Gustav Jung
Who we are

Tassadit was born in Algiers and has lived sixteen years in the largest desert on earth. She studied clinical psychology, continued research on collective trauma and its societal impact, and completed an MBA in management alongside training in forensic psychology and investigation.
It was on the sand of the great desert that she took her first steps. She grew up in the Zawia among other children — most of them orphaned, the rest without a home. Love, sharing and protection are the values that nourished her, and the Sufi philosophy of those days still shapes the behavioural psychologist she became.
Her path has moved across clinical practice, coaching, leadership, cross-cultural work and organisational life, with one continuous concern: how to accompany the whole person without reducing them to a label, a role or a symptom.
Integral Values grew from that crossing of disciplines and lived experience, and is now being developed as an international care, education and leadership ecosystem.
Four dimensions
People · Growth · Meaningful Change
These values guide how we care, communicate, decide and grow — creating a space that feels safe, empowering and alive.
A way of thinking and acting that lets every individual feel accepted, valued and safe.
To care for and protect someone while they are growing. Relationships are at the centre of what we do.
A positive psychological state combining vitality with a genuine sense of learning.
Using energy, skill and motivation with clarity so that intended goals can be pursued responsibly.
Moving ahead with initiative and perseverance while staying accountable to the impact of our actions.
Adapting to difficult experiences through mental, emotional and behavioural flexibility.
Expressing needs, boundaries and viewpoints clearly while respecting the dignity of others.
Bringing vitality, curiosity and engagement to human relationships and to life.
Values for a brighter tomorrow
How
The integral approach refuses to divide a person into parts to be treated separately. Emotions, thought, body and consciousness are read together, in relation to the self, to others, to culture and to the wider world.
In practice this means assessment that informs rather than labels, confidentiality that is never negotiable, and an intercultural lens that recognises context, history, trauma, belonging and meaning.