Meeting · Jean Van Hemelrijck
In this continual quest to understand the complexities of the human mind and of relational dynamics, I had the immense pleasure of talking with Jean Van Hemelrijck, psychologist, systemic psychotherapist and specialist in couple and family therapy, who offers us a deep insight into his approach to psychotherapy.
With a career that began in various fields of psychiatry, Jean Van Hemelrijck has developed a particular expertise in dealing with the complex dynamics at work within couples and families. His book, “La Malséparation”, is a particularly relevant work, one that greatly interested me when I discovered it.
As a trainer in family and systemic therapy, Jean Van Hemelrijck is a leading figure in the teaching of these approaches. His commitment also shows in his role as a lecturer at the Université libre de Bruxelles.
This interview is more than a simple conversation: it is a journey into the mind of a psychologist and psychotherapist as wise as he is impertinent.
Exister : le plus intime et fragile des sentiments (existing, the most intimate and fragile of feelings)
Le Mythe familial (the family myth)
La Compétence des familles : temps, chaos, processus (the competence of families)
Être à sa place (being in one's place)
Le Désert des Tartares (The Tartar Steppe)
La Malséparation : pourquoi on n’est pas séparés alors qu’on n’est plus ensemble (why we are not separated even though we are no longer together)
The full encounter — in French — is below.
How to cite this article
Besse, J. (2024, February 4). Meeting Jean Van Hemelrijck. Complexe Systémique. https://app.complexe-systemique.com/en_GB/articles/meeting-jean-van-hemelrijck
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