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16 et 17 septembre&#160; 2010Organisation scientifique : Fran&#231;oise Champion (Cermes3- Cesames)ENS 45 rue d&#8217;Ulm, Paris 5&#232;mesalle RataudProgramme de recherche &#171; Philosophie, Histoire et Sociologie de la M&#233;decine Mentale &#187; (PHS2M), coordonn&#233; par Pierre-Henri Castel et financ&#233; par l&#8217;Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR), en partenariat entre l&#8217;Institut d&#8217;Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques (IHPST, Universit&#233; Paris 1) et l&#8217;&#233;quipe CeRMeS3 &#8211; CESAMES (Centre de recherche, M&#233;decine, Sciences, Sant&#233;, Sant&#233; mentale - Centre de recherche Psychotropes, Sant&#233; mentale, Soci&#233;t&#233;), Universit&#233; Paris Descartes/Inserm/CNRS/&#201;cole des Hautes &#201;tudes&#160; en sciences socialesAlthough at its beginning, the development of &#8220;psychotherapy&#8221; (a category which includes psychoanalysis) had widely been carried out through transnational associations and networks, it rapidly exhibited strong local specificities. However, one can currently observe &#8212; especially with the increasing development of mental health public policies -- a powerful tendency towards the homogenization of all its relevant aspects throughout Europe: psychotherapy is not outside of the current wave of globalization which has been shaping the whole world since the 1980s. Since globalization is a dialectic phenomenon, and not a linear one, and a process which structures both the global and the local in a complex pattern, this workshop will aim at understanding this homogenizing process of &#8220;psychotherapy&#8221; in Europe (which is actually more or less under American domination) and the reshaping of local psychotherapeutic identities as well.Following this perspective, the workshop will compare how a number of European countries deal with how the psychotherapy supply is being organized and regulated, along with professional issues and psychotherapeutic theories and methods/modalities at stake.Jeudi 16 septembre9h30 : accueilLa psychoth&#233;rapie au croisement de questions anthropologique et institutionnelles10h-13 h,Pr&#233;sidence : Fran&#231;oise Parot, CNRS-Universit&#233; Ren&#233; Descartes-CERMES3Fran&#231;oise Champion, CNRS-Universit&#233; Ren&#233; Descartes-CERMES3IntroductionAgn&#232;s Desmazi&#232;res,&#160; GSRL (Groupe, Soci&#233;t&#233;, Religion, La&#239;cit&#233;s), ParisAmericaniser la psychanalyse europ&#233;enne : les r&#233;seaux catholiques comme vecteurs de l&#8217; Ego Psychologie (1945-1960)Tiago Marques, Paris Panth&#233;on-Sorbonne, Institut d'histoire et de philosophie des sciences et des techniquesPsychoanalysis in Catholic contexts: historical reflections around the Portuguese caseDavid Pilgrim, Department of Social Work, Faculty of Health, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UKThe hegemony of cognitive-behavioral therapy in modern mental health careDiscutant : Pierre-Henri Castel, CNRS-Universit&#233; Ren&#233; Descartes-CERMES314h30-17h30Pr&#233;sidence : Xavier Briffault, CNRS-Universit&#233; Ren&#233; Descartes-CERMES3Nadia Garnoussi, Universit&#233; Paris&#160; Descartes- CERMES3La psychoth&#233;rapie pour pr&#233;venir et traiter la d&#233;pression : conceptions et normes en EuropeLivia Velpri, Universit&#233; Paris 8 et CERMES3 &#38; Elizabeth Davis, Princeton UniversityUses of psychotherapy in public psychiatry : comparing practices in France and Greece&#160;Fran&#231;oise Champion, CNRS-Universit&#233; Paris Descartes- CERMES3La question de la psychoth&#233;rapie : jalons pour une comparaison entre la France et le Royaume-UniDiscutant : Alain Ehrenberg, CNRS-Universit&#233; Ren&#233; Descartes- CERMES3Vendredi 17 septembre&#160; Politiques de sant&#233; mentale et r&#233;gulation de la pratique psychoth&#233;rapeutique9h30-12h30Pr&#233;sidence : Michael Villamaux, psychologueEllen Kuhlmann, Faculty of Social Sciences Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany &#38; Department of Social and Policy Sciences Unversity of Bath Bath, UKHealth professions and the politics of mediation : cross-country comparisonSamuel L&#233;z&#233;, EHESS- IRIS (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales,&#160; Institut de Recherche Interdisciplinaire sur les enjeux Sociaux), ParisLa r&#233;gulation des psychoth&#233;rapeutes&#160; :&#160; une comparaison europ&#233;enneChris Mace, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, University of WarwickThe British revolution :&#160; on providing psychotherapy freely, equally and fraternallyDiscutant : Thomas Le Bianic, Universit&#233; Paris-Dauphine , IRISSO (Institut de Recherche Interdisciplinaire en Sciences Sociales)14h-17hPr&#233;sidence : Pierre-Henri Castel, CNRS-Universit&#233; Ren&#233; Descartes-CERMES3Giel Hutschemaekers, Radboud University,&#160; Nijmegen, Pays-BasLes transformations de la psychoth&#233;rapie : la situation n&#233;erlandaiseBernhard Strauss, Institute of Psychosocial Medicine and Psychotherapy, University HospitalFriedrich-Schiller-University Jena, GermanyPatterns of psychotherapic practice and professionalisation in GermanyDiscutante : Ma&#239;a Fansten, Universit&#233; Paris Descartes, GEPECS (Groupe d'&#233;tude pour l'Europe de la culture et de la solidarit&#233;)Bilan : Pierre-Henri Castel, CNRS-Universit&#233; Ren&#233; Descartes-CERMES3Les communications seront en anglais ou en fran&#231;ais (avec texte ou r&#233;sum&#233; long dans l&#8217;autre langue)Le colloque est gratuit sur inscription aupr&#232;s de&#160; fchampion@noos.fr