The Health and Human Motor Psychology Research Unit is regularly called upon to carry out research into improving health care
conditions in order to improve the quality of life, well-being and satisfaction of patients suffering from various pathologies. 


This specificity, linked to the teaching of psychology within the faculty, has gradually led us to develop expertise in this field.
 Improving communication as well as the various techniques for improving pain management and the experience of disease are
recurring themes studied within our research unit. (external private funding via requests for expertise).  They are also reflected in
doctoral theses and the creation of training courses (hypnosis):	
Example: From intensive care to attentive care / Dissertation
project, Marianne Devroye

In collaboration with the intensive care unit at the Erasme Hospital, this project has been running for
3 years and culminated this year in the launch of Marianne Devroye's doctoral thesis project, co-promoted by Prof. Foucart and
Prof. Preiser and partly subsidised by the Erasme Fund. 

This thesis covers several areas (follow-up, setting up a logbook and the
use of hypnosis in IS). 
Our growing knowledge in this field has also enabled us to set up a continuing education programme in
hypnosis.