Marie-Christine Ouellet
1 book
About the Author
Marie-Christine Ouellet is a respected voice in mental health scholarship whose work explores the intersection of psychological well-being and environmental change. Drawing on extensive research and clinical insight, she examines how climate-related stressors affect individuals and communities across Québec. Her writing bridges academic rigor with accessible analysis, offering readers thoughtful perspectives on emerging public health challenges. Ouellet’s contributions continue to shape conversations around resilience, adaptation, and the future of mental health care in a rapidly changing world.
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scholarly
accessible
analytical
Books by Marie-Christine Ouellet
