Timetable & learning outcomes
Course content will be delivered by national and international experts from various fields, thus favoring the interdisciplinary perspective of the summer school. Participants will learn in a variety of ways thanks to a combination of theoretical lectures, hands-on tutored workshops and round tables, covering the following topics:
› Day 1: The family: what definitions today?
› Day 2: Assessing
the family in research
› Day 3: Family environments
› Day 4: Family
adjustment in adverse contexts
› Day 5: Integrated family care
Each disciplinary lecture will propose a specific approach to family science, and will provide participants with the field’s latest scientific insights, complemented by case studies and practical applications. Workshops will be tutored by members of the organizing committee and by doctoral students from the University of Bordeaux’s Laboratory of Psychology (LabPsy - EA4139).
Tentative program
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Day 1 The family: what definitions today? |
Day 2 Assessing the family in research |
Day 3 Family environments |
Day 4 Family adjustment in adverse contexts |
Day 5 Integrated family care |
Lecture Family epistemology and ethics Véronique Rouyer | Lecture A systemic approach to evaluation: applications Cyrille Perchec | Lecture Family environment and bipolar disorders Caroline Munuera | Lecture Neurosystemics: applications of systemic family theories to populations with cognitive disorders Antoinette Prouteau | Lecture Care and family Sylvie Berthoz |
Lecture Educational science perspectives Julie Pinsolle |
Lecture Epidemiological perspectives Maria Melchior |
Lecture Neuroscience perspectives Susanna Pietropaolo |
Lecture The context of childhood disabilities Cyrielle Derguy | Lecture Attachment Anne-Sophie Mintz |
Lecture Attachment and care Romain Dugravier |
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Lecture The perspective of the law: from the family to families Adeline Gouttenoire |
Lecture Ecological approaches Loes Keijsers |
Lecture Underserved and marginalized family Justin Lavner |
Lecture Caregivers in the context of aging Valérie Bergua, Jean Bouisson | Lecture Multifamily therapy Benjamin Carrot |
| Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch |
Workshop The genogram Philippe Compagnone |
Workshop Methodology and tools for family assessment | Social event |
Workshop Intervention models Cécile Flahault | Workshop From individual cognitive remediation to cognitive remediation within the family unit Kate Tchanturia |
Expertise upon completion
Throughout the program, participants will:
› Broaden their understanding of family science
through an interdisciplinary focus
› Obtain an in-depth overview of the
discipline’s most recent scientific developments
› Foster new research perspectives and
facilitate the implementation of current data in the socio-economic field
A certificate of participation will be awarded to students upon completion of the course.
Program may be subject to change.