Press & Media
Sharing knowledge is not only about research, teaching or clinical practice. It also involves creating a variety of spaces for reflection, exchange and connection around the major questions that run through parenting, child development and family mental health.
This page brings together a selection of online resources designed to deepen understanding, open up dialogue, and make knowledge more vivid and closer to everyday life. It reflects my commitment to sharing knowledge beyond academic or institutional settings, in formats that are more direct, more grounded, and sometimes more personal. Here you will find a selection of blog posts, talks, interviews, podcasts and contributions on parental burnout, child behaviour difficulties, co-parenting and, more broadly, the major challenges of family life. Some content is aimed more at professionals in psychology, mental health and education; other content has been designed for parents or anyone interested in these topics. This selection is not intended to be exhaustive, but to offer useful, accessible and scientifically grounded entry points—content that helps you understand better, supports reflection, and sometimes simply helps you feel less alone in the face of the complexity of real life.
Discover my blog posts

Parental regret and burnout: two forms of suffering to distinguish

I have so many questions! Parents’ discomfort against a backdrop of paradoxes ...

Difficult children

Parents under pressure

Benefits and pitfalls of the cult of the child

Parents ... Children ... All different!

Teenagers, between rejection and love
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Discover my interviews
Positive parenting put to the test of everyday life
Parenting: a path to parental exhaustion?
Positive parenting: a guide each parent can adapt
Being a parent: an adventure of trial and error
The impact of social media on parents’ drive for perfection
Les tribus: Parent on the edge (Tendances Première)
And you today—would you have children? (La Première)
Parental burnout (Tendances Première)
Parental burnout (Tendances Première)
Parental regret: still a taboo
From fatigue to parental exhaustion: understanding this contemporary shift
What do studies teach us about the lived experience of today’s parents?
