Emotions in the critical care relationship: relational skills, the body and occupational health
The Famiréa group is organizing a day during which researchers in sociology and psychology will share their work on emotions in different care contexts, in order to enrich thinking in intensive care.
The floor will also be given to caregivers, patients and their loved ones to testify about their experiences around this essential topic.
Program
- 9am Welcome to participants
Elie Azoulay, intensive care physician, Paris - 9:30am Why a day on emotions in the healthcare relationship?
Nancy Kentish-Barnes & Thomas Denise, sociologists, Paris - 9:45 am The expression of emotions in intensive care, the viewpoint of a physician-philosopher
Cyril Goulenok, intensive care physician, Massy - 10am The work of emotions in palliative care
Michel Castra, sociologist, Lille - 11am Roundtable 1: Words from ICU caregivers
- 12pm Lunch break
- 1pm When emotions meet in the ICU (caregivers, patients, relatives)
Alexandra Laurent, psychologist, Dijon - 1:40 pm When emotions meet in oncology (caregivers, patients, relatives)
Hélène Marche, sociologist, Caen - 14:20 The regulation of emotional risks
Thomas Bonnet, sociologist, Lyon - 3:15pm Roundtable 2: Speech from intensive care patients and their loved ones
- 4:15 pm Conclusion of the day
Registration free, places limited.
Research Day
Thursday, March 27, 2025, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
Université Paris Cité
Site Villemin
Paris 10ème
