Our former members of the Junior Scientific Committee (COSJUN)

As a doctoral student at the LPNC at the University of Savoie Mont Blanc, my thesis project—supervised by Anne DENIS and conducted in collaboration with Marine FIORENTINO—focuses on perinatal experiences among women with autism. More specifically, I aim to assess the factors that motivate or discourage parenthood, as well as the experiences of pregnancy and childbirth.

As a doctoral student at LIP/PC2S at the University of Savoie Mont Blanc, my dissertation project, supervised by Arnaud Carré and Chrystel Besche-Richard, focuses on the evaluation of Mental Health First Aid (MHFA). More specifically, the aim is to analyze its impacts at both the individual and collective levels, as well as to better understand the factors that influence it.

 

More broadly, my research focuses on the development of interventions for mental health prevention and promotion, with a particular emphasis on the individual and psychosocial factors that influence their effectiveness. Building on this work, I am also interested in the stigma associated with mental health, which constitutes a significant barrier to the well-being and access to care of those affected.