Researcher profile #6662

Your project sheets

Lucideuil

Luciveille

MUTIS

Maryne

Clinical psychologist, Doctor of Clinical Psychology

Which conditions or patient groups does your research focus on?

Patients with cancer

Neurodegenerative diseases

Aging and older people

Assignment

Unité C

Centre Psychothérapeutique de Nancy

1 rue du Dr Archambault

54304 Laxou

Your research topics

Support for relatives and caregivers

Grief / Bereavement

Palliative care

Psychological and existential suffering

Your fields of study

Psychoanalysis

Psychology

Keywords (3–5) specifying your research topics

Terminal Lucidity

Clinical psychology

Clinical psychopathology

Your search criteria

Mixed-methods research

Names of scientific networks and/or associations (please expand any abbreviations)

Association Anhomalies

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Selected publications

Mutis, M. (2022). Recouvrer ses esprits : Comment définir les lucidités paradoxale et terminale ? In R. Evrard & M. Mutis (dir.), Aux
frontières de la mort : Explorations cliniques et scientifiques (pp. 79‑99). L’Harmattan.

Mutis, M., Evrard, R. & Bacqué, M. (2020). La lucidité terminale : facteur de facilitation du deuil ou de complication traumatique ? Études sur la mort, 154, 121-135. https://doi.org/10.3917/eslm.154.0121

A brief description of your work

Lucideuil project (2018/2022): four-year thesis research to explore the clinical repercussions of terminal lucidity in families and witnessing care professionals.

Luciveille project (2024/2026): two-year post-doctoral research to collect data on the manifestations of the phenomenon of terminal lucidity as well as its frequency, in order to build a clinical detection tool and an information booklet on care professionals' practices in this setting.

Open to collaborations

national and international

What conditions does your research focus on?

Cancer conditions

Neurological and neurodegenerative disorders

Which groups of people does your research focus on?

Seniors