Arianne Imbeault

Arianne Imbeault serves as a Lecturer at the School of Psychoeducation, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University of Montreal, with primary responsibilities in teaching and course instruction. Her contact information includes the institutional email arianne.imbeault@umontreal.ca.

Her research expertise centers on child development and mental health, with specific focus areas including:

• Mental health problems in childhood
• Cognitive development trajectories
• Aggression development mechanisms
• Lifestyle habit impacts (physical activity, sleep, screen time) on internalizing problems
• Sports participation and emotion regulation

This work aligns with frameworks like the Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines, emphasizing holistic approaches to children's well-being.

Professor Imbeault's scholarly contributions include media engagement such as her 2019 article on sports and emotion control in children, reflecting applied research with practical implications for educators and caregivers. No peer-reviewed publications or extensive publication history are detailed in the available information.

As a lecturer, she contributes to the educational mission of the School of Psychoeducation without indication of graduate student supervision, research grants, or laboratory leadership. Her professional profile emphasizes teaching excellence and applied insights in child psychoeducation rather than extensive research infrastructure.