How can health promotion initiatives be developed in French-speaking Africa? Since 2006, the International Francophone Network for Health Promotion (Réfips) has been providing on-site...

Professor Jean-Luc Vénisse is one of France’s pioneers in the care of people with eating disorders. He emphasizes the need to do “more and better” to prevent, support, and treat people...

In response to the rise in eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, etc.) and the growing distress among families and healthcare professionals, the Fondation de France has decided to take action.

At Jean-Verdier Hospital in Bondy, forensic professionals provide daily support to victims of violence. Moving beyond theoretical frameworks, doctors, psychologists, and nurses work...

In contrast to a coercive approach, a Quebec-based network supports perpetrators of violence to help them stop. The intervention methods include: initial intake, individual and group...

Gender is a major determinant of people’s health. Given this often-overlooked fact, any initiative in education, prevention, or health promotion must take gender into account and analyze...

Interculturality, mediation, interpreting, and health: by making deliberate use of these three terms, the aim of this special issue is to examine healthcare and educational relationships...

In addition to the role of health mediation in assisting anyone who has difficulty accessing healthcare and preventive services without assistance, how can we facilitate the development...

Discussing interculturality and situations of otherness equally engages both the user and the institution in a balanced relationship where the "foreign" user can calmly embrace their...

The true purpose of secularism is to guarantee everyone the freedom to believe or not to believe.