At the Maison d’Ella, Ivy Daure receives exiled women who have survived violence. Her work: relearning relationship so as not to form a couple by the same grammar again.

A marital crisis may signal a passage rather than an exhausted love. Ivy Daure’s grid: eight stages, from first meeting to the bond’s continuity after a death.

Imagined by Guy Ausloos, the therapeutic hotel welcomes young people in great difficulty: individualise, depathologise, socialise. Stéphane Bujold keeps it alive.

Allan Wade, founder of response-based practice, rereads violence in terms of resistance and tells what it means to work from dignity, of victims and perpetrators alike.