Adeline Hulin

Adeline Hulin is a Doctor of Psychopathology and Psychoanalysis, serving as a Lecturer in clinical psychology and psychopathology at the University of La Réunion (UCO). She heads teaching and internship coordination for the first-year psychology program and is a full member of the RPPSy research laboratory. Her expertise focuses on clinical psychology, adolescent vulnerability, and somatopsychic disability.

Education: Doctorate in Psychopathology and Psychoanalysis (2015, University of Paris Denis Diderot), Professional Master 2 in Clinical Psychology (2010, University of Angers). She holds ADELI certification as a clinical psychologist (9D9306385).

Research interests include clinical case studies of mental and somatopsychic disabilities, therapeutic interventions for adolescents, and the intersection of psychological symptoms with social and medical contexts. Her work integrates psychoanalytic theory with clinical practice, emphasizing interpersonal dynamics and symbolic processes.

Recent publications explore adolescent vulnerability, bond restoration in therapy, and psychosomatic disorders. She has presented at major conferences like the European Congress of Psychiatry and co-organized interdisciplinary research events. Current projects include the SEVE program investigating student vulnerabilities and academic engagement.

Professional activities include supervising psychological internships and teaching courses on clinical psychology methodologies, gender studies, and stage analysis. She actively participates in both national and international academic networks, contributing to clinical research and educational initiatives.