Les mots qui soignent : création littéraire et santé mentaleDo., 15. Okt. 2026 · Freier Eintritt laut Quelle.Paris-opendata

Les mots qui soignent : création littéraire et santé mentale

Bibliothèque DrouotDo., 15. Okt. 2026 · 22:00 – 23:30

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Les mots qui soignent : création littéraire et santé mentale ist eine Veranstaltung im/in der Bibliothèque Drouot in Paris, aus der offiziellen Open-Data-Agenda der Stadt. Eintritt frei. Aktuelle Termine und Tickets über den Link.

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This conference brings together two authors who explore mental health through their writing. Pauline Bilisari, a young poet, addresses intimate suffering in her poems and has also published a young adult novel on the theme. Philippa Motte recounts her forced hospitalization at age 30 in her book and now works as a corporate mental health specialist.

The evening will feature a discussion on their respective relationships with creation through the lens of mental health, followed by a 30-minute Q&A session. Attendees can expect a thoughtful exploration of how words can heal, from the pain of existence to the beauty of madness.

Part of the Mental Health Information Weeks in Parisian libraries, this free event offers a unique opportunity to engage with literature as a tool for understanding and expressing psychological struggles.

📍 Bibliothèque Drouot⏱️ 1 Std. 30 Min.

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  • Reservation required
  • Not accessible for reduced mobility
  • Not accessible for hearing impaired
  • Not accessible for visually impaired
  • Not accessible for mentally impaired

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What is the format of the event?

A discussion between the two authors followed by a 30-minute Q&A session.

Who are the authors?

Pauline Bilisari, a young poet, and Philippa Motte, a corporate mental health specialist.

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