Years of practice
Laps a week
Houses renovated
Teapots a day
US-French Flights
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Prior to founding her private practice in 1999 in Paris, Marie-Pierre Dillenseger had 19 years experience in sales and large scale project management in information technology and multimedia training. She worked for the public and private sectors, in France and in the U.S.A. (Beaubourg Public Library, Paris Library Network, Computer Library Systems, Inc, MicroMentor).
She identified Time and Space as powerful, cost-effective and yet neglected key factors to performance and individual growth. She dedicated herself early on to the study, evaluation, and practice of all aspects of Chinese personal and business assessments techniques while deepening her understanding of Jungian synchronicity and the field of psycho genealogy. She has taught classical Chinese Feng Shui and Bazi in France and Italy, establishing FSRC France™ in 1999 and continues to supervise practitioners.
Her expertise combines strong analytical and analogical skills, understanding of business strategy and unyielding dedication to individual growth and time-saving strategies.
A strong focus since 2009 has been the timing aspect of fertility treatment, subject of a 2013 French TV documentary. She gives regular lectures around the Chinese New Year to map the DNA of the coming year.
Marie-Pierre Dillenseger holds a Master Degree in Library Science (Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Bibliothèques, 1984), a Graduate Degree (DEA) in French Literature on the work of Julien Gracq (Lyon II, 1984) and a Library Science Certificate from Simmons College (Boston, 1993). She co-authored a book on National Libraries worldwide in 1994. She received the title of Master by Chinese Master Joseph Yu in 2002.
She has been an appointed member of Cambridge Half Crown/Marsh Neighborhood Conservation District since October 2013 and a Correspondent to Leroy Merlin Source work group on Habitat, Environment and Health since 2008.
