Mental health disorder
Mental health has been declared a national cause for 2025. This announcement goes hand in hand with a desire to combat the prejudices associated with mental health and to promote more humanistic approaches, centered on the experience of the people concerned. At the same time, those working in the field are observing that psychiatry is in crisis: demand for care is exploding, and the care system can no longer cope.
This is the paradox that this evening, organized by Le Monde, Esprit and the Mucem, sets out to explore, opening the debate wide.
An evening hosted by Gilles Van Kote (Le Monde)
The Program :
Introduction
Luc Bronner, journalist (Le Monde) and Marie Jauffret-Roustide, sociologist (Esprit magazine)
Psychiatry in crisis?
Round-table discussion moderated by Gilles Rof, journalist (Le Monde) with speakers: Luc Bronner, journalist (Le Monde), Aude Daniel, psychiatrist (Hôpital Edouard Toulouse), Yves Bancelin, director of a peer-help platform (ESPER Pro), Véronique Rancillac, from the Solidarité Réhabilitation association.
Justice and mental health
Round-table discussion with speakers: Pauline Rhenter, jurist, trainer, researcher, former lawyer at the Marseille bar and Marie Beschon, anthropologist (AP-HM), a sentence enforcement judge.
Freedom and constraints
Round-table discussion moderated by Aurélie Tinland, psychiatrist (AP-HM), with speakers: Céline Letailleur, person concerned and researcher, Julien Grard, anthropologist (AP-HM), Frédérique Lagier, psychiatrist (Centre Valvert).
An extract from the documentary film “Du monde aux portes” by Pilar Arcila & Jean Marc Lamour, shot at Valvert, will be shown.
Conclusion
François Cremieux, Director of AP-HM (Esprit magazine)
Mental health has been declared a national cause for 2025. This announcement goes hand in hand with a desire to combat the prejudices associated with mental health and to promote more humanistic approaches, centered on the experience of the people concerned. At the same time, those working in the field are observing that psychiatry is in crisis: demand for care is exploding, and the care system can no longer cope.
This is the paradox that this evening, organized by Le Monde, Esprit and the Mucem, sets out to explore, opening the debate wide.
An evening hosted by Gilles Van Kote (Le Monde)
The Program :
Introduction
Luc Bronner, journalist (Le Monde) and Marie Jauffret-Roustide, sociologist (Esprit magazine)
Psychiatry in crisis?
Round-table discussion moderated by Gilles Rof, journalist (Le Monde) with speakers: Luc Bronner, journalist (Le Monde), Aude Daniel, psychiatrist (Hôpital Edouard Toulouse), Yves Bancelin, director of a peer-help platform (ESPER Pro), Véronique Rancillac, from the Solidarité Réhabilitation association.
Justice and mental health
Round-table discussion with speakers: Pauline Rhenter, jurist, trainer, researcher, former lawyer at the Marseille bar and Marie Beschon, anthropologist (AP-HM), a sentence enforcement judge.
Freedom and constraints
Round-table discussion moderated by Aurélie Tinland, psychiatrist (AP-HM), with speakers: Céline Letailleur, person concerned and researcher, Julien Grard, anthropologist (AP-HM), Frédérique Lagier, psychiatrist (Centre Valvert).
An extract from the documentary film “Du monde aux portes” by Pilar Arcila & Jean Marc Lamour, shot at Valvert, will be shown.
Conclusion
François Cremieux, Director of AP-HM (Esprit magazine)