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Team members

Sandra Harisson

Professor and Researcher in Nursing Science

Co-developer of APSS and expert in gerontology, neurocognitive disorders and transformation of care practices.

Anne-Louise Hallé

Newly retired CEO

She developed and participated in the creation of intervention tools and training to support them in their intervention.

Carmen Lemelin

Researcher-teacher

Expert in gerontology and caregiving, particularly in situations of neurocognitive disorder, using non-pharmacological practices such as the Snoezelen approach and ecotherapy.

William Boivin

As a video designer and producer, he conceptualizes and produces all the APSS videos.

Expert in video design and production

Hélène Carbonneau

Retired tenured professor

Expertise in APSS: She completed a doctorate in gerontology after more than twenty years of working with seniors in healthcare settings. She is

Line D'amour

Coordinator

An expert in clinical-research linking, she actively participates in the implementation of APSS in the establishments of Santé Québec – Nationale Universitaire.

Noémie Robert

Occupational therapist on the mentoring team at the Quebec Centre of Excellence on Aging (CEVQ)

Expertise in geriatrics and andragogy (adult education)

Julien Prud'homme

Professor in the Department of Humanities

He works on the coexistence of medical and relational approaches as well as on the evolution of interprofessionalism in health.

Camille Joanisse

Postdoctoral Researcher

Contribution to the development and implementation of the pleasure-based approach, to training and knowledge transfer.

Joanie Maclure

Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy

An expert in caregiving and occupational health, she promotes well-being and participation at work.

Jean-Luc Bernard

Professor of Marketing and Information Systems

Transfer and mobilization of social innovation-type knowledge from collaborative research with the health sector.

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ABOUT US >

PMEA brings together a transdisciplinary team of researchers and professionals united by a common ambition: to promote a pleasure-centered approach to care for people living with neurocognitive disorders. This philosophy aims to foster the well-being and quality of life of those affected.

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