The European program for mental health prevention and promotion brings together regions from four countries (France, Germany, Belgium, and Luxembourg). As part of this partnership, joint...

Numerous scientific studies show that children and adolescents who experience difficult life events may have impaired health or social adjustment in adulthood. The main adversities...

Nicolas Daumerie, a psychologist and project officer at the WHO Collaborating Center for Mental Health Research and Training, defines the concept of empowerment and presents the joint...

Giving patients a real opportunity to take charge of their own lives and live as well as possible with their illness is one of the goals of empowerment in mental health. Over the past...

The new procedures for accessing medical information—which have become more accessible since the 2002 Public Health Act—are bringing about significant changes in the caregiver-patient...

This article aims to provide an overview of the current scientific knowledge regarding validated interventions for the prevention and promotion of mental health among children and...

Through a series of articles, *La Santé de l'homme* traces the evolution of conceptions of mental health, from the realms of hygienism and morality to that of public health. The authors’...

Santé publique France, in collaboration with the Occupational Health Inspection Service and the regional health observatories, is responsible for monitoring work-related illnesses (MCP)...

Introduction: Several occupational health stakeholders in France organize the collection and production of, or compile, data on health and/or occupational exposure. Data from the...

Background and Objectives: Children’s mental health is a major public health issue, both because of its impact on individuals and its societal implications. Various international...