The National Institute for Prevention and Health Education has launched an action research project called Panjo, focused on parent-child attachment. The project is initially aimed at...

As part of the 2004–2007 National Plan for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders, the National Institute for Prevention and Health Education (INPES) developed a training tool for...

The quality of early interactions and a parent’s responsiveness to their child’s cues are fundamental factors in a child’s secure attachment. This study aimed to examine maternal...

This study examines the coping strategies employed by psychologists to manage the suffering of patients they encounter daily in the therapeutic relationship, particularly when they...

This document presents the main findings and recommendations of the expert group convened by Inserm as part of a collective expert review process, in response to a request from the...

Peer education in health is currently experiencing a resurgence of interest in France. Developed in Anglo-Saxon countries during the 1970s and incorporated into strategies to combat AIDS...

Peer education offers undeniable benefits for health education among adolescents and young adults. It has been widely developed and implemented, particularly by people living with...

In Tunisia, health education is part of the primary and secondary school curricula. In practice, however, teachers are not trained in this concept and tend to take a very medical...

Contrary to popular belief, there are hardly any specific health conditions linked to immigration anymore. The health of immigrants is, in fact—just like that of native-born...