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Céline De Breucker,Geneviève Bergeron,Johana Monthuy-Blanc Céline De Breucker
Context Beyond the classic categorical approach to eating disorders, recent scientific articles, catalysed by the pandemic context, demonstrate the importance of considering the alternative approach of dysfunctional eating attitudes and beh...
Telma Mimault,Suzanne Léveillée,Yann Auxemery Telma Mimault
Domestic violence is now an international social issue. Although some countries have been slow to respond, many have developed interventions based on an empowerment approach. This article examines a number of psychological variables and the...
Marc Corbière,Sonia Laberon Marc Corbière
Introduction and Objective As part of the conference Crossed Perspectives on Mental Health and Return to Work, held in Montreal in 2021, a white paper was produced to highlight 10 solutions aimed at promoting mental health in the workplace ...
Simon Roussey,Bernard Pachoud Simon Roussey
Introduction Supported employment, financed by the French Government since 2016, has demonstrated its positive impact on employment access and retention for people declaring a mental health disorder (40% of people supported in 2022). Object...
Marc-Simon Drouin,Élyse Charette-Dussault,Marc Corbière Marc-Simon Drouin
The return to work (RTW) of an employee on sick leave for a common mental disorder can be hampered by various obstacles, including complex or conflictual interpersonal relationships. These dynamics may be accompanied by complex emotions tha...
Sonia Laberon,Donatienne Desmette,Marc Corbière Sonia Laberon
Objectives The stigma surrounding individuals with mental conditions persists, making their return to work or access to employment complex. These negative stereotypes are often internalized by the affected individuals, leading to self-stigm...
Béatrice-Estelle James,Marc Corbière,Sonia Abelanski et al. Béatrice-Estelle James et al.
Introduction and objectives The professional reintegration of people with mental disorders has become a global concern, resulting in a diversity of individualised support practices. These practices require a profound reorganisation of suppo...
Evelyne Auriac,Sandrine Croity-Belz,Isabelle Faurie Evelyne Auriac
Context In France, both Return to Work (RTW) and sustained employment following extended medical leave are critical concerns, due to the substantial risk of professional disengagement after returning to work. Professional disengagement, inf...
Donatienne Desmette,Marc Corbière Donatienne Desmette
Objectives The literature highlights the role of the manager in the successful return to work (RTW) after an absence due to common mental disorders (e.g., depressive disorders). However, few studies have specifically examined the influence ...