Stessie Fougeroux, creator of the crossed-beliefs game, recounts her path, the Mony Elkaïm turning point, and how hard it is to think “family” inside institutions.

August 1919: polio leaves Milton Erickson paralyzed at seventeen. Out of that stillness come an extraordinary attention to micro-signals and the art of adjustment.

A pioneer of systemic therapy in France, François Balta recounts the renunciation that transformed his practice and ignorance as a first clinical resource.

Stéphanie Haxhe, family therapist and supervisor in the contextual approach, shares a clinical outlook in which theory is never separated from the encounter.