A worthy successor to Guy Ausloos

Stéphane follows in the footsteps of Guy Ausloos, an emblematic figure of systemic psychology, of whom he is a worthy successor. His caring, enlightened approach offers a refreshing perspective on the competence of families.

Stéphane Bujold's path

A psychologist, psychotherapist and family therapist, Stéphane Bujold practises in Quebec and trains professionals all over the world. At the time of this interview, he had just completed a European tour of lectures on the competence of families, the subject at the heart of Guy Ausloos's famous book.

His personal and professional journey is a source of inspiration. Having grown up in a difficult family environment, Stéphane overcame adversity through resilience and perseverance, going on to embrace a career dedicated to helping others. Meaningful interactions with his mentors and trainers — his encounter with Guy Ausloos, in particular — shaped his approach, enriching both his clinical practice and his commitment.

Mutual enrichment, through dialogue

The exchange with Stéphane was a journey of discovery and reflection. The perspectives he brings enrich clinical practice, but also open avenues for anyone interested in the intricacies between the individual and their environment.

Every moment of this conversation offers precious insights which, I hope, will resonate with your own experiences and reflections. The full episode — in French — can be watched below.