Aymery CONSTANT

Aymery CONSTANT is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique (EHESP) in Rennes, France. He holds a PhD in Psychology with a specialization in Health Psychology from the University of Bordeaux (2004) and completed a Post-Doctoral fellowship in Epidemiology and Public Health from 2006 to 2010 at INSERM U897 and ISPED.

• Senior Lecturer at EHESP (2010 - present)
• Researcher at INSERM U897 (2006 - 2010)

His research focuses on prevention and health promotion, with emphasis on health behaviours (particularly alcohol and nutrition), evidence-based behaviour change interventions, and innovative approaches. His expertise spans evidence-based health promotion, evaluation in prevention, health behaviour determinants, and behaviour change techniques for risk reduction.

His work primarily falls within health psychology, public health, and behavioral sciences, with notable contributions to road safety behaviors, alcohol consumption patterns, and chronic disease management. His research demonstrates consistent use of longitudinal cohort studies, particularly the GAZEL cohort, to track behavioral changes over time.

His scientific contributions include publications across public health, psychology, and medical journals, reflecting interdisciplinary collaboration across epidemiology, psychology, and public health policy.

• Evidence-based health promotion (Master, continuing education)
• Evaluation in prevention and promotion of health (continuing education)
• Public Health, psychology and behaviour (Master of Public Health)
• Psychological mechanisms of decision errors (basic social science)
• Mental health promotion

• Health determinants
• Health promotion
• Mental health
• Prevention
• Social epidemiology