Marie Romanens

Marie Romanens is a psychotherapist, psychoanalyst, writer and speaker whose work explores the connections between individual psychology and the wider social, spiritual and natural worlds. Her approach questions dualistic thinking and considers how inner life is shaped through relationships with other people, society and the environment. Through her professional practice and research, she builds bridges between psychology and social issues, psychological and spiritual perspectives, masculine and feminine polarities, and inner and outer ecology.

Romanens shares her ideas through books, articles, interviews, conferences and educational contributions. Her publications include La folie des guerres et ses effets transgénérationnels, which examines the lasting psychological effects of war, family histories and collective memory. Her writing also addresses ecopsychology, resilience, Jungian thought and the influence of personal and historical experience on mental life.

She contributes to training in ecopsychology and ecotherapy, including as a jury member for final projects, and participates in public events and webinars. Her website presents her biography, reflections, publications, current activities and contact information.