Mathilde Saïet

Mathilde Saïet is a Lecturer in Clinical Psychopathology at the Catholic University of the West (Angers), affiliated with the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences. She holds a Doctorate in Fundamental Psychopathology and Psychoanalysis from University of Paris VII-Diderot (2006) and is qualified to supervise research (HDR). Her work focuses on clinical psychopathology, psychoanalysis, and social bonding, with expertise in child psychology and trauma.

• Education: Doctorate, DEA, DESS in Psychopathology (University of Paris VII-Diderot); HDR (2008).
• Research: EA 4050 (Psychoanalytic Clinical Research Component); RPPSy Laboratory.
• Publications: 15+ works on addiction, trauma, maternal withdrawal, and psychopathology.

Her recent articles explore topics like transference, trauma, and digital psychology, often addressing clinical case studies and therapeutic processes. She serves as Head of the Master’s in Clinical Psychology and Training Manager for Master 2 in Clinical Psychology (SCS).

Scientific Awards:

• First Prize of Thesis, PUF, 2008

She leads courses in psychopathology, child psychology, and clinical approaches, contributing to academic training and research in France.