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LUMA Days #4 Joins the First Edition of the Agir pour le vivant Festival
LUMA Days partnered with Agir pour le vivant for a series of lunch conversations held during the festival, from August 24 to 30, 2020, at the Nord-Pinus, one of Arles’s legendary hotels. On this occasion, festival guests were invited to take part in a series of conversations exploring questions of transition, the crisis of imagination, new geographies, and responsibility.
In this interview, Sophie Marinopoulos shares her perspective as a psychologist and psychoanalyst on the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on mental health, particularly that of children. She also emphasizes the importance of connecting with the living world in children’s development and creativity.
Sophie Marinopoulos is a psychologist and psychoanalyst specializing in childhood and family issues. She is the author of a report commissioned by the French government on a national strategy for cultural health, as well as numerous books on the family. Together with Henri Trubert, she co-founded the publishing house Les Liens qui Libèrent.
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