The school
The scientific committee
The scientific committee brings together researchers and experienced practitioners. It ensures that teaching reflects the state of research and makes doctoral study possible for students who want it.
Some of its members
The committee brings together research and field profiles.
Cora Von Hammerstein
PhD in clinical psychology and senior lecturer. A specialist in addiction with and without substances, in cognitive and behavioural therapies and in acceptance therapies, with eleven years of teaching, research and clinical practice, at Paris 8 University and at the Paris public hospital system.
Gabriela Rezende
PhD in cognitive neuroscience and developmental psychologist. Her work explores the links between perception, memory and mental imagery, notably congenital aphantasia, as well as the development of executive functions in children and adolescents.
Florence Jary
Psychologist and human resources consultant, a graduate of the École de Psychologues Praticiens and a professional coach. Twenty-five years of HR experience in international groups, and co-founder of an HR support firm.
Jean-Denis Blanc, director of programmes
Psychologist, a 2015 graduate of the École de Psychologues Praticiens, and an entrepreneur. He has taught at master's level at Paris-Dauphine since 2018.
Hélène Zapata, director of the human resources track
Work and organisational psychologist, specialist in talent management, HR consultant and a teacher at the École de Psychologues Praticiens for five years.
Its role
The committee ensures that what is taught reflects current research rather than dated popularisation. It also guarantees advanced teaching of research methods, a condition for doctoral study.
That is a useful counterweight in a school that puts practice first: practice without scientific grounding drifts quickly.