Isabelle Grangereau

Isabelle Grangereau is a Lecturer at the Catholic University of the West within the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences. She holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Paris X-Nanterre (2005) and has contributed to research on parenting processes, disability, and biographical disruptions.

• Education: DESS in Psychopathology (UCO, 1983), DEA in Educational Sciences (Lyon 2, 1988)

Her research explores clinical psychology through narrative analysis of parental experiences, especially in cases of disability, migratory contexts, and health-related biographical accidents. Methodologically, she focuses on clinical interviews and discursive material.

Recent publications examine workplace stress among school principals (2022), neurofeedback applications in education (2021), interdisciplinary collaborative research (2020), and cultural impacts on maternal identity (1999). Her work spans clinical, educational, and cultural psychology with subfields in narrative therapy, developmental processes, and cross-disciplinary analysis.

She actively participates in research programs such as the DDEC 49 study (2017–2020) on school principals' practices and co-organizes national/international conferences, including the 2021 colloquium on school leadership challenges. She is part of the EA 4050 research team focusing on psychopathology and social links.