Co-author "When work hurts", "change strategies, 16 therapeutic prescriptions".

Claude de Scorraille

Psychologist, psychotherapist and lact co-founder of which she is the president. She heads the OCD clinic and anxious disorders in partnership with the European Center The OCD Clinic. It teaches and trained by the web at the clinic of the relationship within the Lact International School. Within the CSAPA in Montreuil, she has a consultation specializing in addiction disorders. It is co-author of several works and regularly gives conferences.

Robert Neuburger

Robert Neuburger is a psychiatrist, couple and family therapist. He drives training and supervisions in different executives. He is the author of numerous works translated into several languages, including "the other requests", "the family myth", "family rituals", "families who have their heads upside down, relive after a family trauma "," Exist, the most intimate and fragile of feelings and, recently, "writing your mother, looking for lost love" ...

Humanism and constructivism

Any psychotherapeutic approach contains a vision of the human being. This appears to be most clearly through the purpose attributed to the approach considered. The same situations can give rise to different interpretations which depend on the mental tool used by observer, the way in which he builds his reality. 

Certain readings are dehumanizing which consider humans as "sick" machines that it will be a question of repairing. 

A humanist vision will consist in taking into account the fact that, in a natural way, the human being is capable of creativity and, in particular, confronted with difficult situations. Why, faced with certain situations, have the patients we meet not find solutions if not to generate symptoms to signify their mental suffering?  

The objective of therapeutic work will not be centered on symptoms, often qualified today as "diseases", but to allow them to find their lost authrapeutic capacities. This last point will be developed during the meeting.

Alessandro Bartoletti

Psychologist, psychotherapist, doctor of philosophy, essayist and speaker in brief strategic psychotherapy, director of IPPS - Institute of Psychology and Strategic Psychotherapy of Rome. 

Author of many works, including:

Fear of illness. Brief strategic psychotherapy of Hypocondria ”, (with Giorgio Nardone), 2023.

The strategic learner. How to quickly solve study problems (French translation 'the Strategist' student), 2013.

Bad and naughty thoughts. Taboo obsessions: how to get rid of them. Francoangeli, 2019.

Panic, anxiety and fear. A strategic guide for courageous aspirants. Francoangeli, 2021.

Strategish student: Overcoming the student's blockage thanks to brief strategic therapy

The seminar will address the blocking of studies from the angle of short -term strategic psychotherapy: how it works and how to overcome it.

The 5 psychological profiles of blocked students and their various attempts at solutions will be presented, as well as creative stratagems to transform the duty to study in pleasure to study.

Jean-Paul Gaillard

Psychologist, systemic therapist of the family and couple, full member of the French Society of Family Therapy (SFTF) and the European Family Therapy Association (EFTA) He is also an honorary professor of universities, and co -founded the Third System Institute generation (IS3G).

Gaillard JP. 2023. (9th éd . Increased) Children and adolescents in changing: user manual for the little ones, educators, teachers and therapists. ESF Publisher Paris - Translation in Italian and Spanish language.
Gaillard JP 2018: Children and adolescents in great difficulty: the Sociotherapeutic Revolution. ESF publisher. Spanish translation

A causal problem

The complex point of view does not "see" humans, the artefacts they create and the societies in which they move, therefore draws them, only through their couplings, through the different types of interaction which connect indefinitely, vertically (between genetics and history) and horizontally (between disturbances and destruction) ... As it is true that a human does not exist and therefore is descriptible, as it is An element composing of a communicating and relationing "machine", and nothing more. Here, the complex point of view and the systemic point of view are superimposed closely, this is what Jean-Paul Gaillard will try to develop with participants.

Serge Hefez

Serge Hefez is hospital psychiatrist. He practices as a psychoanalyst and family and marital therapist.

Responsible for the family therapy unit in the child's psychiatry service and adolescents at the Pitié Salpétrière hospital in Paris, he is also the head of a psychological support service devoted to issues related to identities sexual and gender attached to GHU Paris Psychiatry and Neuroscience

His essays on marital and family relationships "The couple's dance" and "when the family gets angry" translated into several languages, were very successful. In 2008, he published “in the hearts of men”, a study on male identity that won the 2008 psychology-fnac prize and “Obsessive Sarkose”, an essay on contemporary narcissism. "The new sexual order" appeared in 2013, then "La Fabrique de la Famille" in 2016, and finally "Transitions. Reinventing the genre "at Calmann-Lévy in 2021

He participated in many national and international conferences and regularly intervenes in the written and audiovisual press; He was notably a columnist in France Inter, and producer at France Culture.

The challenges of gender transitions for education professionals

Gender issues, and in particular transidentity, are at the heart of the public debate today, including among mental health professionals. Transidentity is indeed affecting fundamental questions: individual rights, the definition of identity, social norms and the place of the state in the regulation of the body and privacy. Its controversial character is due to the fact that it calls into question our traditional landmarks, while being instrumentalized by opposite political currents. This debate is not limited to the field of sexual minorities, it illustrates a broader confrontation on the way in which Western societies redefine the relationship between identity, rights and social norms in the 21st century. What place can we occupy today in this debate?

Laurent Bibard

Professor at ESSEC, where he teaches political philosophy, sociology, and economics. Responsible for the management and philosophy sector, he works in particular on the dynamics of vigilance in crisis. He is also a scientific advisor to the metalab on the relationships between ethics and artificial intelligence.
After his work published in collaboration with Edgar Morin, who is entitled complexity and organizations, to face the challenges of tomorrow (2018), Laurent Bibard published a phenomenology of sexualities, modernity and the question of meaning (2021), de- Coinciding with gender studies (2022), and, in collaboration with Nicolas Sabouret, artificial intelligence is not a technological question, Exchanges between the philosopher and the computer scientist (Editions de l'Aube, 2023).
His latest book is called to live in a complex world, Alice in the land of uncertainties (Editions de l'Aube, 2024).

Artificial intelligence is not a technological question

We lived in a world regularly fascinated by what is said of AI - "artificial intelligence", so badly named.

There is no artificial "intelligence": there is artificial calculation. Wonderfully effective and useful. But which is only calculation. Ask how it is for, why we want, what do we want to do with our lives, and for the children of our children, are specifically human questions. We will work to refocus the debate on the "AI" around the essential questions that these technologies convey.

Aurélien Baelde

Aurélien is engineer and automatic learning researcher (machine learning) and deep learning (Deep Learning). He is currently a member of the Alan artificial intelligence team. Alan is a French leader in digital health insurance, covering more than 550,000 members.

Previously, he managed the Jobteaser AI team, the European leader in employment platforms for young graduates, as well as that of Upskills, a banking consulting company based in Singapore.

He also created several companies in the fields of vocational training and artificial intelligence consultancy.

Aurélien is a general engineer graduated from ESPCI, holder of a doctorate in physics of Sorbonne University and an MBA of the College of Engineers.

Medical assistance fueled by AI

MO, Alan's medical assistant, uses generative AI to provide instant and personalized medical advice via a cat interface, with validation by doctors within 15 minutes. This service fills with care access gaps by offering a reliable alternative to not verified research on the Internet.

The first studies show more empathetic and superior responses than those of traditional doctors. MO can reduce unnecessary consultations, guarantee coherent monitoring and democratize access to specific medical information.

ALAN, leader in digital health, combination insurance, prevention and digital services, with 550,000 members in France, Belgium and Spain, and aims for profitability by 2026.

Xavier Briffault

Social science researcher and health philosophy at CNRS

Recompositions of the field of mental health at the time of generative AIs and connected objects

The epidemiological and experimental elements in favor of a paradigmatic impasse of the current international psychiatric model accumulate.
The addition of linguistic and dialogical capacities to the semiological capacities of portable and ambient connected objects is likely to allow the exceeding of this dead end. We will examine the major opportunities, and the risks, which are just as much.

Olivier Brosseau

Therapist, coach, supervisor and trainer in strategic systemic approach, associated with lact. He teaches at the IAE of Paris within the master of administrations and companies the "Organizations and behaviors" module.

Boris Cyrulnik

Gérard Ostermann

Gérard Ostermann is a doctor, professor of therapeutics in internal medicine. Graduated in cognitive and behavioral therapy and pharmacology. Specialist in addictive behaviors, anorexia and the management of pain and trauma. He is also a specialist in cardiology and angiology.
He exercises as a liberal psychotherapist in New Aquitaine.

Medicalization of existence and de-prescription

Medicalization designates a process by which one comes to define and deal with non-drug problems as medical problems, usually by calling them diseases or disorders.
De-prescribing: De-prescription is a necessary advance for more ethical, sustainable and focused medicine. It is not intended to deny the benefits of drugs, but to restore a balance between pharmacology and other therapeutic approaches. To succeed in this transition, it is imperative to raise awareness among health professionals and the general public about the importance of a reasoned prescription. Only a holistic vision of care, integrating prevention, dialogue and other therapeutic approaches, will make it possible to replace the patient at the heart of medicine and to make it an actor fully aware of his health.

Grégoire Vitry

Doctor-researcher in psychology, a graduate of the Palo Alto school, he has been working for several years with Giorgio Nardone, Nathalie Duriez, Michael Hoyt, Teresa Garcia, Jean-Jacques Wittezaele, Wendel Ray and the MRI in order to promote research and the training in systemic approach. Since 2016, it has been developing a PRN network (Thurin et al., 2012) since 2016) in a systemic approach in particular to improve its practice in close collaboration with the university world. He is also in charge of the Lact International School and the International Congress Webinar Brief Therapy.

Co-author "When work hurts", "change strategies, 16 therapeutic prescriptions".

Get out of a linear thought with the strategic systemic diagnosis

Diagnosis is a key step in the therapeutic course, influencing both the treatment and the patient's identity. If the dominant psychiatric model is based on a classification of disorders and a drug approach, it has limits: overdiagnosis, low taking into account the context. The systemic diagnosis offers an interactional and evolving alternative, analyzing the relational loops that maintain the problem. Fast and efficient, it promotes patient involvement. Far from opposing these models, the future lies in their articulation, integrating a systemic reading in psychiatry for more targeted and adapted interventions.

Claudette Portelli

Systemic speaker and practitioner - PHD in psychology, CTS psychologist, trainer and coach (Italy - Malta). Author of "Knowledge by change", "obsessions, compulsions, manias: understanding and defeating them quickly" and "the naked dipendenze".

Matteo Papantuono

Psychologuen, psychotherapist and trainer

Matteo Papantuono has more than fifteen years of experience in teaching in many Italian schools. He is the director of the Clinique des Tocs in Anne in Italy.

With the collaboration of Padraic Gibson

Gérard Ostermann

Gérard Ostermann is a doctor, professor of therapeutics in internal medicine. Graduated in cognitive and behavioral therapy and pharmacology. Specialist in addictive behaviors, anorexia and the management of pain and trauma. He is also a specialist in cardiology and angiology.
He exercises as a liberal psychotherapist in New Aquitaine.

Antoine BIOY

Professor of psychology (University of Paris 8 - Laboratory: Psychopathology and change process), Hypnotherapist psychotherapist at the CHU de Bordeaux (Institute of Integrative and Complementary Medicine - IMIC). Scientific manager of the IPNOSIA Institute and the Adapted Complementary Medicine Agency. Vice President is looking for the “Society of Psychology and Psychopathology of the Somatics”, coordinator France for the “Society for Psychotherapy Research”, member of the SFETD and CUMIC. Editor -in -chief of the "Journal of Hypnosis and Integrative Health" (Dunod).

Integrative health and change process: under what conditions can be better?

Julien Nizard

Julien Nizard, is a dean vice at the faculty of medicine, rheumatologist, pain doctor and geriatrician at the Nantes University Hospital Center. He is a doctor of medicine and doctor of the University of Nantes, authorized to direct research, and professor of therapeutics and pain medicine (CNU 48-04) at the University of Nantes.

Olivier Fournier

Born in 1961, a graduate of EM Lyon Business School and holder of a DESCF (Diploma of higher accounting and financial studies), Olivier Fournier entered Hermès in 1991, where his professional career led him from finance and The internal audit at Hermès International at the Directorate General of the Textile Pole in Lyon, then in 2008, at the General Directorate of the Hermès Artisan Pole Leather goods. Since 2015, he has been director general in charge of governance and development of organizations, and member of the Hermès Executive Committee. As such, he oversees the Directions of Human Resources Group, Legal, Audit, Risks and Insurance, Sustainable Development, real estate and Hermès Services Groupe. In 2016, he succeeded Pierre-Alexis Dumas in the presidency of the Hermès company foundation.

Can the company be humanist?

Sophie Duverne

Sophie Duverne exercises the function of Talent Acquisition & Talent Development Director at the HRD of the Hermès group. She joined Hermès in 1990 and has been working there since then in roles dedicated to the development of human resources.

The transmission, strong current of the human chain of Hermès

Hermès Family House, independent since 1837 animates its business project in a context combining growth, complexity and requirement by strengthening all links in the human chain by transmission. This takes multiple forms and is one of the vectors of the accomplishment and development of the teams.

Isabelle Lugnier

Currently HRD of the Paris Illumination Studio Illumination Studio, Isabelle Lugnier has acquired international human resources management experience in the worlds of high consumption (Colgate Palmolive, Energizer), Entertainment (Walt Disney Feature Animation, Canal +group) and luxury (Shiseido, Richemont group). Trained in the systemic approach of Palo Alto and positive psychology, Isabelle Lugnier also teaches in the Master Media of SciencesPo Paris.

The era of AI, what progress for humans and social ties?