Cancer(s) et psy(s) | Cairn.info https://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.png tag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_CRPSY Cairn.info 2026 2023-03-01T00:00:00+01:00 tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_CRPSY_006 <![CDATA[ Love in the age of cancer | Cancer(s) et psy(s) (2021/1 No 6) ]]> 2023-02-24T00:00:00+01:00 2023-03-01T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 8 to 12| Editorial - Deteriorating hospital practices: The “air-conditioned nightmare” | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 13 to 17| Foreword | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 18 to 27| “Be nice to the monster crab” | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 28 to 38| The sexuality of post-mammectomy bodies | Anastasia Meidani
  • Pages 39 to 49| Sexual health, sexuality, and cancer: Oxymoron, aporia, or reality? | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 50 to 59| Drive dissidence and the clinician on the threshold | Valérie Gasne, Véronique Comparin-Ainard
  • Pages 60 to 68| Love in remission: The sexual fate of women on hormone therapy after breast cancer | Donatienne Bethemont
  • Pages 69 to 79| A journey for two: The couple facing cancer | Nadine Proia-Lelouey, Sandrine Letrecher
  • Pages 80 to 88| Loving others, loving oneself? | Yasmine Chemrouk
  • Pages 89 to 95| Once upon a faith. . . | Béatrice Der Gazerian
  • Pages 96 to 106| From the cancerous body to the body in love | Éric Fiat
  • Pages 107 to 115| Why love? | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 117 to 125| Experience as a clinical psychologist in oncology | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 127 to 139| Psychoanalyst in a cancer center: Andrée Lehmann (1923–2022) | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 141 to 143| A sense of care, like expertise, must be at the forefront of our efforts | François Blot
  • Pages 144 to 153| Sexuality and cancer: An issue to be tackled head-on | Carole Burte
  • Pages 154 to 157| Prune Nourry, the erogenous Amazon | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 158 to 167| Sniper | Domitile Flechelle
  • Pages 168 to 170| Messages of love in the oncology unit! | Patrice Cannone
  • Pages 171 to 172| News
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_CRPSY_005 <![CDATA[ Is recovery from cancer possible? | Cancer(s) et psy(s) (2020/1 No 5) ]]> 2021-02-11T00:00:00+01:00 2021-02-26T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 8 to 13| Editorial | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 14 to 18| Foreword | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 19 to 32| “The final victory always belongs to the conquerer worm” | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 33 to 43| Recovering from cancer through metaphors of the body | Alfonso Santarpia
  • Pages 44 to 52| Recovery today, or how to make illness a part of one’s life | Danièle Brun
  • Pages 53 to 60| Finding or regaining an acceptable appearance on one’s own life path | Walter Hesbeen
  • Pages 61 to 71| Empreintes “Recovering” from childhood cancer | Étienne Seigneur
  • Pages 72 to 79| The cost of the crab | Jacques Ascher
  • Pages 80 to 89| To relive and no longer be a patient | Karl-Leo Schwering
  • Pages 90 to 99| The strength to recover: Is it true that “what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger?” | Laurent Bachler
  • Pages 100 to 106| Satiated with days | Mireille Destandau
  • Pages 107 to 116| This is not a recovery | Nizaar Lallmahamood
  • Pages 117 to 121| What does recovering from cancer mean? | Régis Aubry
  • Pages 122 to 128| Cell and gene therapies: Is the cure in sight? | Christian Chabannon
  • Pages 129 to 140| Engaging in creativity so as to have a better quality of life during cancer: An experimental study | Lionel Delpech, Marie Lelièvre, Adeline Cabot, Fanny Dérédec, Émilie Dally, Florence Sordes, Jean-Luc Sudres
  • Pages 141 to 146| Women and children first: Annie Anzieu | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 147 to 158| Ethics: Why respect patient autonomy? | Pierre Le Coz
  • Pages 159 to 164| Clinical hypnosis in oncology | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 165 to 168| Erin Wall: Cancer is not a war | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 169 to 176| Recovery as a horizon | Perrine Malzac
  • Pages 177 to 179| Truth: A place, a posture, writings . . . | Patrice Cannone
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_CRPSY_004 <![CDATA[ Welcome to the century of the patient! | Cancer(s) et psy(s) (2019/1 No 4) ]]> 2019-10-02T00:00:00+02:00 2019-10-16T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 8 to 12| Editorial | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 13 to 17| Foreword | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 18 to 37| Is medicine still an “art of salvation”? | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 38 to 50| The suffering being in the medical field | Jean-Luc Gaspard
  • Pages 51 to 60| The patient of today | Aline Sarradon-Eck
  • Pages 61 to 67| The carer of today | Walter Hesbeen
  • Pages 68 to 79| Caring | Benjamin Jacobi
  • Pages 80 to 87| The patient and the evidence | Valérie Gasne
  • Pages 88 to 99| The daily veiling and unveiling of the cancer experience | Hélène Marche
  • Pages 100 to 114| The psychotherapist in a medicalized land of patients and carers | Françoise Daune
  • Pages 115 to 122| Illness as a task: The care relationship at risk of fatigue | Éric Fiat
  • Pages 123 to 132| Michel de M’Uzan’s permanent worry | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 133 to 142| The necessary objectification in the practice of caring | Michel Caillol
  • Pages 143 to 148| Sport and cancer | Charlène Villaron, Sarah Cuvelier
  • Pages 149 to 155| Paule Constant’s imaginary illness | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 156 to 160| Modernity and facing cancer | Mathieu Bacci
  • Pages 161 to 164| Life, what does the blackboard of life tell us? | Patrice Cannone
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_CRPSY_003 <![CDATA[ EBMT 2017 Special issue: Psychologists' topic | Cancer(s) et psy(s) (2017/1 No 3) ]]> 2018-03-09T00:00:00+01:00 2018-04-05T00:00:00+02:00 The EBMT 2017 Annual Meeting held its first Psy Day on Monday 27 March in Marseille. For the first time, EBMT 2017 offered psychologists, psychiatrists and psychoanalysts from Europe to meet, share and learn from each other practice experiences. A pioneering program has been orchestrated with a view to highlight significant contributions made by psychologists, psychiatrists and psychoanalysts of hematology and bone marrow and stem cell transplant units. These professionals play a key role in enhancing the patients' quality of life, which is an essential criteria to measure the outcome of a therapeutic procedure. Nowadays, the outcome cannot solely be judged simply on overall survival. These professionals also support the patients' relatives, caregivers, donors and the BMT team.

    This book takes up the papers on the first Psy day, written by renowned professionals in the field and focusing on the psychological dimension of BMT and SCT and the diversity of practices across Europe.

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  • Pages 8 to 10| Editorial | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 11 to 13| Opening | Mohamad Mohty, Christian Chabannon
  • Pages 14 to 22| Introduction | Yolande Arnault, Patrick Ben Soussan, Didier Blaise
  • Pages 23 to 32| Walking together: Supporting young adult patients on Bone and Marrow Transplantation path | Emanuela Mencaglia
  • Pages 33 to 42| Providing psychological support for auto- and allo-HCT: A collective and customized way of working | Cécile Glineur
  • Pages 43 to 74| Allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation: Taking care of patients and their relatives | Alice Polomeni
  • Pages 75 to 85| Integrated psycho-oncology – Insights from a German BMT unit | Susanne Cebulla
  • Pages 86 to 95| An integrated clinical psychology service in a national transplant unit – One year on | Kathleen McHugh, Susan Boyle
  • Pages 96 to 120| Re-co-naissance – Life after trauma | Danièle Deschamps
  • Pages 121 to 124| Statutes of the European College of Clinical Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Psychoanalysts working in Onco-Hematology and Allogeneic Transplantation (C.E.P.A.G.H.E.) | Yolande Arnault, Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 125 to 125| Introduction to the second Psy Day, EBMT 2018. Lisbon, Portugal—March 19, 2018 | Andreia Ribeiro, Cristina Nave
  • Pages 126 to 132| Cancer, a long silent disease | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 133 to 136| The Beginning of Psycho-Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York | Jimmie Holland
  • Pages 137 to 142| Ethical approach and vulnerability of the end of life | Axel Kahn
  • Pages 143 to 152| Yoga : A complementary care in a Cancer hospital? | Clara Bottai
  • Pages 153 to 156| Getting rid of metaphysics! | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 157 to 163| Voyage into unknown land | Lilian Dutto
  • Pages 164 to 171| What does the blackboard tell us about the body? / Drawings! Black board, do you know how to draw? | Patrice Cannone
  • Pages 172 to 174| News
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_CRPSY_002 <![CDATA[ Complementary care in oncology | Cancer(s) et psy(s) (2016/1 No 2) ]]> 2016-11-30T00:00:00+01:00 2016-12-10T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 8 to 16| Editorial | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 17 to 21| Foreword | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 22 to 26| Complementary medicines? | Sarah Dauchy
  • Pages 27 to 38| Osteopathy and cancer: Realities and perspectives | Tristan Berthier, Christiane Leclaire
  • Pages 39 to 51| Homeopathy, cancers, and psychological disorders | Jean-Claude Karp, Isabelle Fischer Lévy, Michaël Tain, Jean-Lionel Bagot
  • Pages 52 to 62| Therapeutic pluralism and society | Ilario Rossi
  • Pages 63 to 73| Sophrology and cancer | Anne Lacour-Perez
  • Pages 74 to 83| Reflections on mindfulness in oncology | Rollon Poinsot, Johan Illy
  • Pages 84 to 93| Hypnosis and cancer: A resource within earshot | Rachel Ferrere
  • Pages 94 to 104| How RESC listens to cancer | Patrick Fouchier
  • Pages 105 to 115| “Care . . . for oneself.”   A psychological and clinical setup with a mediation group using aesthetic care in gynecological cancerology | Mariane Lecointe, Nathalie Dumet
  • Pages 116 to 126| The contribution of art-therapy to oncology | Michèle Fernandez-Henocque, Sophie Geider
  • Pages 127 to 137| Personalized physical activity in oncology | Stéphanie Ranque-Garnier, Didier Ammar
  • Pages 138 to 147| “Shit! I’ll have to start plucking again!” Cancer and sexuality | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 148 to 149| The tribute | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 150 to 160| Cancers and the human sciences | Annie Hubert
  • Pages 161 to 165| Cancer(s) and ethics | Emmanuel Hirsch
  • Pages 166 to 174| Cancers of the body | Gilles Sicard
  • Pages 175 to 181| Culture(s) and cancer(s) | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 182 to 187| Testimony/Testimonies | Éric Walle
  • Pages 188 to 190| Table | Patrice Cannone
  • Pages 191 to 194| News
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_CRPSY_001 <![CDATA[ Care, a story? | Cancer(s) et psy(s) (2014/1 No 1) ]]> 2015-03-19T00:00:00+01:00 2016-06-03T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 4| Editorial | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 5 to 9| Foreword | Yolande Arnault
  • Pages 10 to 13| Daydreaming and narrativity: Therapists of the psyche | Antonino Ferro
  • Pages 14 to 34| The necessary conditions for engaging in therapeutic work in cancerology | Paola Gabanelli
  • Pages 35 to 44| Discomfort: From anxiety to identification | Benjamin Jacobi
  • Pages 45 to 58| Turning the tables on words related to cancer   | Danièle Deschamps
  • Pages 59 to 77| Tragic joy | François Warin
  • Pages 78 to 91| The soliloquys of cancer | Sarah Rayr
  • Pages 92 to 100| Finding one’s voice, with the other | Daniel Oppenheim
  • Pages 101 to 111| How are vulnerability and cure connected? | Jacqueline Maillard
  • Pages 112 to 121| The converging views of a psychologist, of a mother, of . . . | Véronique Gérat-Muller
  • Pages 122 to 130| Family genes information: Secret, autonomy, and responsibility | Marine Gaboriau
  • Pages 131 to 155| Please, draw me a cancer . . . Narrativity in extreme situations | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 156 to 168| Interview with Frederick Wiseman | Yolande Arnault, Frederick Wiseman
  • Pages 169 to 172| Psychosoma | Joyce McDougall
  • Pages 173 to 177| For an ethics of daily routines in care | Walter Hesbeen
  • Pages 178 to 182| Scent workshops | Marie-France Archambault
  • Pages 183 to 187| When Henning Mankell wrote about his cancer in The Guardian | Patrick Ben Soussan
  • Pages 188 to 199| Yves’s story | Yves Philibert
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