Cliniques publishes twice a year scientific and theoretical / clinical articles (quantative or qualitative studies, case studies, review articles, ongoing researches) and holds its specificity in its editorial line which is centered upon psychological care exclusively within care institutions.
The two annual issues explore a same theme but treat it differently in order to offer the readers a thorough, argumented and diversified afterthought. Also, in order to open up to the international public, the journal accepts to publish articles in English and/ or researches that took place in institutions from other countries, even non-francophone.
The first aim of the journal is to develop and publish research as well as the professionals’ thoughts on various and diversified clinical themes through the perception of psychotherapeutical practice in care institutions. Through the editorial board but also because of its object of interest, our journal is multi-disciplinary and tries to feed the dialogue between practitioners of various horizons. Particularly interested by the theoretical and clinical heritage which nourishes these professions since decades, the Cliniques journal, created by clinical psychologists, is quite inclined to take into consideration the recent progress of the field as well as the innovations in care disposals and their evaluation. The scientific committee and the international reading board are mainly composed of professional clinicians and members of prestigious universities throughout the world. This brings a scientific guarantee through a double-blind validation. Well-established within the institutional reality of multi-disciplinary care, it offers a source of reference for professional care-givers, researchers and students.
The establishment of the Cliniques journal within institutional practice…
Initially, Cliniques is the artwork of a clinical study group established since 2004 by the Psychologists of the ORPEA CLINEA group, a group of private care institutions specialized in the care of physical and psychological dependency. First published as an internal journal through the name Paroles, it always offered a dialogue between the various fields of institutional caregiving. After five years of internal publication, Paroles became Cliniques and enabled authors working in institutions to discuss their practice according to a psychological theme. The journal has now grown to be a place of debate and exchanges between professionals working in private, public and associative institutions. Cliniques now is part of the Association de Promotion des Soins Psychiques en Institutions (A.P.S.P.I., Association for the Promotion of Mental Health Care in Institutions), in order to give greater echo to the scientific work it sustains. In the same way, it organizes an annual scientific symposium and publishes acts.
Show more Authors Guideline Publication EthicsPublication Director
Catherine Ducarre, Clinical Psychologist, Psychoanalyst - SPP, Department of Psychology ORPEA-CLINEA
Publication Deputy Director
Charlotte Costantino, Clinical Psychologist, Director of the Department of Psychology ORPEA-CLINEA, Psychoanalyst - SPP
Editorial Secretaries
Sophie Sudraud, ORPEA-CLINEA, APSPI
Karen Maitre, ORPEA-CLINEA, APSPI
Editorial Committee
Dr Cécile Antigny, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique L'Alliance - CLINEA
Garance Belamich, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique Villa des Pages - CLINEA
Audrey Bonnet, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique Villa des Pages - CLINEA
Dr Pierre-Justin Chantepie, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique L'Alliance - CLINEA
Pierre-Georges Despierre, Clinique du Château de Villebouzin / Clinique L’Abbaye - CLINEA
Anaïs Devaux, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique Villa des Pages - CLINEA
Elisabeth Ferreira, Clinical Psychologist, Résidence Les Batignolles - ORPEA
Catherine Fourques, Clinical Psychologist, Résidence Klarène - ORPEA
Jamie Lenchantin, Clinical Psychologist, Résidence Le Clos des Lilas - ORPEA
Elysé Linde, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique La Chavannerie - CLINEA
Julie Platiau, Clinical Psychologist, Department of Psychology ORPEA-CLINEA
Patrick de Saint-Jacob, CSR Executive Director ORPEA CLINEA
Maud Sergent, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique de l'Isle le Moulin - CLINEA
Fabienne Thannberger, Clinical Psychologist, Psychoanalyst - SPP, Clinique Villa des Pages - CLINEA
Mariane Veilleux, Clinical Psychologist, Clinique de l'Alliance - CLINEA
Paul-Henri Waché, Clinical Psychologist, Department of Psychology ORPEA-CLINEA
Annick Bismuth (†), Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Dr. Alain Braconnier, Psychiatrist and Clinical Psychologist (Paris, France)
Pr. Anne Brun, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Lyon, France)
Amélie de Cazanove, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Dr. Pierre-Marie Charazac, Psychoanalyst and Psychogeratrican (Lyon, France)
Dr. Jean-Pierre Chartier (†), Psychology PhD and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Stéphane Déroche, Clinical Psychologist (Mulhouse, France)
Christophe Ferveur, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Dr. Patrice Huerre, Child and adolescent psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Dr. Vassilis Kapsambelis, Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Blandine Laroche, Clinical Psychologist (Valence, France)
Marie-Laure Léandri, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Alain Lemosof, Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Pr. Sylvain Missonnier, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Dr. J.-D. Nasio, Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Pr. Philippe Robert, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Pr. Marie-Jean Sauret, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Toulouse, France)
Pr. Benoit Verdon, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Paris, France)
Pr. Jean-Michel Vives, Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst (Nice, France)
Dr Xanthie Vlachopoulou, Clinical Psychologist (Paris, France)
Dr. Daniel Widlöcher, Psychiatrist, Psychology and Psychoanalysis PhD (Paris, France)
International reading committee :
Argentina : Pr Gabriel Lombardi, (Buenos Aires)
Belgium : Pr Jean Florence (Louvin) & Pr Véronique Delvenne (Brussels)
Brazil : Pr Mario Eduardo Pereira (Sao Paulo), Pr Marco Antonio Coutinho Jorge (Rio) & Pr Silvia Zornig (Rio)
Canada : Louis Brunet (Montreal), Isabelle Lasvergnas (Montreal) & Dominique Scarfone (Montreal)
China : Patrick Lemoine (Beijing)
Colombia : Pr Sylvia de Castro Korgi (Bogota) & Pr Gloria Patricia Pelaez (Medellin)
Costa Rica : Pr Laura Chacon (San Jose)
Germany : Pr Annette Streeck-Fischer (Berlin)
Hungary : Pr Zoltan Vass (Budapest)
Italy : Giovanni Guerra (Florence) & Pr Graziella Fava-Vizziello (Padua)
Luxembourg : Dr Christine Frisch-Desmarez (Luxembourg)
Mexico : Pr Julieta Abrego Lerma (Carmen)
Portugal : Dr Augusto Carreira (Lisbon)
Spain : Pr Pascual Palau (Valencia)
Switzerland : Pr François Ansermet (Geneva), Dr Rémi Barbe (Geneva), Pr Jean-Nicolas Despland (Lausanne) & Dr Alejandro Rojas-Urrego (Vevey)
Turkey : Pr Tevfika Ikiz (Istanbul)
Uruguay : Victor Guerra (Montevideo)
The Association for the Promotion of Mental Health Care in Institutions (APSPI) aims to nourish the professionals’ thoughts on mental care in institutions in the psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatric, geriatric, somatic and functional rehabilitation fields.
The association works in favour of a dialogue between practitioners of various backgrounds. If the diversity of the approaches is privileged in the work it leads, they all are limited in the ethical and humanistic requirements of the institutional reality of plural work.