Outpatient Center

Our outpatient center is currently undergoing restructuring to enhance the support we provide.
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The aim is to provide SFU Master’s students with a place where they can receive training in therapeutic care, under the supervision of professionals. This support center offers affordable psychological follow-up to people suffering from existential difficulties or psychological disorders, referred for the most part by hospitals and medical-social action structures (CMP, associations such as La Croix Rouge, Emmaüs, etc.). Interaction with patients from a wide range of social and cultural backgrounds helps students integrate and put into practice the theoretical foundations acquired during their training.

The ethical dimension of this support center is a core value at SFU, which, in line with the goals of the World Health Organization, aims to place mental health at the heart of public health concerns.

Accessible to all our students from the 1st year of the Master’s program, the aim is to enable students to practice in a setting close to their future profession. In this way, they experience face-to-face consultations for at least a year. All students take part in compulsory group supervisions by teachers and psychologists (supervisions take place twice a month and last 3 hours).

The in-house center is open to anyone wishing to receive psychological support. Access to SFU-Solidaire consultations is subject to the following income conditions:

• For people with a net monthly income of between €1,200 and €1,800, the fee is €20 per session.
• For people with a net monthly income of less than €1,200, the fee is €10 per session.
• For people with no income, the fee is a symbolic €1.

After an initial free consultation, 45-minute sessions are held weekly by a single therapist. The therapist commits to a minimum of one year.