Marie Ponce
About Marie Ponce
Marie Ponce serves as the Déléguée Master 1 of the Department of Clinical Psychology and has a strong interest in group analytical psychotherapies and psychoses. She has gained experience through various roles in clinical psychology and continues to work in multiple positions related to her field in Marseille, France.
Work at Aix-Marseille University
Marie Ponce serves as Déléguée Master 1 du Département de Psychologie Clinique at Aix-Marseille Université. In this role, she is involved in the administration and support of the Master 1 program, contributing to the academic environment and student experience. Her tenure began in 2021, and she continues to fulfill this position, engaging with both faculty and students to enhance the educational framework.
Education and Expertise
Marie Ponce completed her Licence in Psychologie at Aix-Marseille Université from 2018 to 2021. Following this, she pursued a Master 1 in psychotherapies, psychopathologie et psychologie clinique, which she completed in 2022. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in clinical psychology, with a focus on psychoanalytic orientation and psychoses.
Clinical Experience
Marie Ponce has gained practical experience in clinical psychology through various internships. She worked as a Stagiaire en psychologie clinique at Hôpital Saint Joseph for two months in 2019. Additionally, she served as a Stagiaire psychologue L3 at Centre Hospitalier Valvert for five months in 2021. Currently, she is a Psychologue stagiaire M1 at Centre Hospitalier Valvert, where she has been since 2021.
Current Employment
In addition to her academic role, Marie Ponce is actively employed in multiple positions. Since 2018, she has worked as a Promoteur de marques at GLOBE GROUPE and as an Hôtesse at Groupe ETIC, both based in Marseille. These roles complement her clinical training by providing her with diverse professional experiences.
Research Interests
Marie Ponce has a specific interest in group analytical psychotherapies. Her focus on psychoses and the psychiatric environment reflects her commitment to understanding complex psychological conditions and contributing to the field of clinical psychology.