“Couples used to meet in the evening, there was no Netflix or cell phones, they made love more often.” new psychologists face time.

It was a taboo, it has become a quasi-norm. going to a psychologist is much more accepted since the epidemic. And, a new thing, the patients have become younger. The index speaks for itself. Yet the profession remains under-recognized, still heavily criticized and steeped in prejudice.Five psychologists opened their office doors to talk about their journeys. Far from the persistent clichés of the downtrodden who do not listen and comment from afar on the suffering of the sick, these women seek to repair the living, as the novelist Mailis de Kerangal so beautifully put it.

What emerges is a sense of absolute devotion, an inner need to seek care, and an ability to describe current trends better than anyone else.