Training Programs

Providing training is a natural extension of my research work and clinical commitment. I am convinced that scientific knowledge takes on its full meaning when it becomes directly useful to the professionals who support children, parents, and families. The training programs I develop aim to offer scientifically demanding content that is immediately applicable in the field. They are intended for psychologists, psychiatrists, doctors, teachers, educators, and mental health professionals who wish to refine their clinical understanding, enrich their diagnostic tools, and strengthen their intervention strategies. For me, transmitting knowledge means making research vibrant, applicable, and deeply rooted in the reality of professional practices.

Online Training

In response to the many requests I receive from psychology, mental health, and education professionals, I have developed online training programs centered on two major themes: parental burnout (with Moïra Mikolajczak) and behavioral disorders in children and adolescents. The objective is to provide certification programs that are directly useful in the field. The content is based on the most recent knowledge, using a rigorous empirical approach, while remaining anchored in clinical practice. Participants will find diagnostic tools, intervention strategies and tools, concrete cases, and downloadable resources that can be used immediately with families. This flexible, engaging, and accessible pedagogical approach has already attracted several thousand education and mental health professionals who benefit from a free listing on the Training Institute for Psychology & Health (TIPH) website, enhancing the visibility of their expertise.

Understanding, Diagnosing, and Treating Parental Burnout

(TIPH in collaboration with Prof. Moïra Mikolajczak, online)

University Certificates

I have also developed several university continuing education certificates at UCLouvain. I hold academic responsibility for them and personally participate alongside other high-level trainers. These programs cover psychological support for parenting (12 months), attachment clinical practice (24 months), as well as professional and parental burnout (6 months).