"L'humain est sculpté par son milieu de vie" avec Boris Cyrulnik

He is a neuropsychiatrist, 88 years old, but that's a minor detail; it's hard to believe, given his upright posture and the profound meaning of his ideas. He illuminates our consciences with disconcerting lucidity, and he demystifies concepts as complex as they are essential. From a young age, Boris Cyrulnik found refuge in reverie to overcome the traumas he experienced. And he poses a crucial question: what differentiates an ordeal from a trauma? Since the world we perceive is the one to which our childhood made us sensitive, Boris Cyrulnik invites us to a careful analysis of our past in order to grow up in a secure environment. To this end, he introduces key concepts such as resilience and psychoecology. He considers the interdependencies between humans and their environment, and he urges us to strive to counter complacency, inaction, and denial. With Boris on Nouvel Œil, we talk about attachment, crises, and psychology. Find Boris on his website: https://boriscyrulnik.fr/ 👉 His latest book: "Au saccage des petits bonheurs" (published by Odile Jacob) 👉 To follow my adventures: . On Instagram: /nouveloeil_podcast . On LinkedIn: /victoria-guillomon . On my website: https://www.nouveloeil-podcast.com/ 💌 You can also read my writings and reflections in my 1,2,3 Soleil newsletter: https://victoriaguillomon.substack.com Video editing: Hélène Grosier