Geneviève Turgeon

Geneviève Turgeon serves as a Lecturer at the University of Montreal with dual appointments across faculties:

• School of Psychoeducation, Faculty of Arts and Sciences: Primary academic appointment as Internship Supervisor and Course Instructor for the Certificate in Psychoeducational Intervention program
• Faculty of Continuing Education: Pedagogical Advisor specializing in youth intervention programs

Her professional focus centers on practical psychoeducational methodologies for youth populations. She develops curriculum addressing adaptation challenges in diverse client groups while emphasizing evidence-based psychometric assessment and observational techniques. This expertise directly informs her teaching approach in foundational courses.

Professor Turgeon teaches PSE1501 (Clientèles en difficulté d'adaptation) covering intervention strategies for clients with adaptation difficulties, and PSE1502 (Fondements en psychométrie et observation) focusing on assessment tools and observational methodologies. Her instruction bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world application in social intervention contexts.

In her advisory capacities, she provides comprehensive guidance during student internships while supporting faculty development in the Intervention with Youth program. Her dual-role structure enables cross-faculty collaboration between continuing education initiatives and formal psychoeducation degree programs, creating integrated pathways for student professional development.