Genetic counselling has a very important place in all genetic screening and testing.

It allows individuals to become aware of what is at stake and to evaluate the implications and repercussions of testing, for themselves, for their baby or child, and also for relatives. It therefore constitutes a legal obligation in order to facilitate the decision-making process, respect freedom of choice and obtain informed consent. This is particularly important in the case of pre-symptomatic and prenatal testing.

The process consists of obtaining a personal medical history and a family medical history, evaluating the risks involved and providing recommendations regarding the benefits of carrying out the tests in order to clarify the situation.

Our genetic counsellors and geneticists having experience in medical genetics and oncogenetics are at your disposal.

Genetic counseling at Genesupport