Yes
he
we
him
Good evening I will start with you
participate
then who among you is already
tempted by a nice dessert
after a meal here at the dock almost
everyone of you who is
already back on the street in passing
a pretty woman or a pretty boy
Congratulations ok yet almost everyone
who among you has suffered a
mental disorder and you’re
are still much less
numerous
four or five people at the same time
I do not understand you there any
small vulnerability that are easy
to confess and then others who are
still has a lot more complicated
revealed to the public and I also wanted
thank those who raised their hands
because it was courageous yet
all investigations proves that
either in France or in everyone
1 one in four people will experience
in his life at least once a disorder
more or less severe and psychic
nobody talks about is a huge
social issue
and it’s also a huge taboo I
‘m quite took the lead for
prepare this speech because I
much to say on this subject
and I would not miss this opportunity
so rare to talk I will
an anecdote like the majority
of you I think I made the celsa
I am passionate for
human resources and in my career
I have met many drh
I have heard too many speeches
the great humanist values
had found a policy worthy of rh
this name
I heard many words as you
know the words motivation skills
commitment diversity and the word
fragility will never
it’s real name but it sure is
never suffer in the company is
known
no evil person stress
people in the course pressure
so if if if there is one area in
which I have heard of that word
it is that of the integration of people
disabilities in the workplace
bah then suddenly I made my
art as a consultant in
world of disability
I have to work
mainly with that of a DRH
big business for one of my
first missions entrusted me
achieving a better diagnosis
mainstreaming disability in its
business and then incidentally also
meet the legal requirement for those
which apparently unaware you laugh
So that means you know
but for those who do not know all
companies with more than 20 employees
must have at least 6%
workers with disabilities in their
then enrollment under this
Mission I have to meet
top management you know who
manage thousands of employees I
found in the office of a Director
a major one of the main
Company’s subsidiaries
and there I met a super cool lady
Hyper motivated you know dynamics
super cool he told me that makes me
him if there stands a fundamental topic
I am really convinced
the importance of good management
handicap in the business then you
Count on me if we’re going to
good job
yes yes I tell me what how I
I have chosen well we will change the
world is top great was my
first mission she gets off
and then wait halal told him so good
we totally agree
physical handicap the no arms
deaf and blind the wheelchairs
rolling all this we will not worry
make the means and no one will
problem then by those against
not know in the morning that makes us
cables or are we a burnout
as soon as you ask them a new folder
on their desk so that it is not
can me the mental disability I
do not want
then the damper
I say that you beat me Lucia wanted
change the world bah is not
Today there is one thing that I you
have not said and did much
my career choice is that
I faced the very young
psychiatric illness and has
touched any part of my family
rather violently in my life
there was a before and after there has been a
so I’m not going to list
all who were involved in
my family because I spend the
my remaining time
but seriously I would like
speak of a brother of my brother my
big brother Sebastian diagnosed
a schizophrenia at the age of 25 years
What can I tell you about
this disease
except it has nothing to do with it
we see in movies is that
this is a terrible disease crises
delusions of paranoia
stays in the psychiatric hospital
drugs that will that go
those who drool those who
grow and then to psychiatrists
right there psychiatrists left
between are psychologists family
totally helpless and then
doctors who tell you that the Batwa
not so heals’ll have to be
yeah why patients patient
Waiting for what no one knows brief
a fictional universe that has become my
reality
how did he know how did it
have known most disconcerting
it was this that the opaque glass
was created between Sebastian and ties
between you and him himself and others
it is like a border we look
right looking left is
infinite is totally totally
well no way impassable
no issues and it is mostly a
border I very very afraid
cross because in fact most
difficult for me this not to
moment it was this tsunami
emotion that overwhelmed me Jacques
one hand I wanted to be there
I wanted to help
with him it was my brother I
want to be a loving sister and a
other side but I not accept it
he had become
I not recognize I was ashamed
I was ashamed of him in public
I spoke not even my closest
friends
and I saw him I saw sink
sink I felt totally
totally helpless helpless
and this deep sense of injustice
especially this deep feeling belt
injustice face which struck this
intelligent young man brilliant funny
he was profoundly good and he
who taught me how to read
could she know that I was
I was so idle
so sorry that I started
to have very black ideas I had
envy they disappear
it took me to do mourn a
be alive
and then he was better
we found a good treatment on it
was handed out and got back to
work and got back to see his
Friends finally what remained then I
am asked I wondered what
led me to have thoughts
as dark and in fact I quickly
realized that’s what I
afraid of what I know and not
I had to exceed this
ignorance to understand and accept the
situation
I finally understood that it was
a disease like any other
is that you know the
definition of health by the WHO and
although it is a state of well-being
complete physical and mental there
disease or not then I opened
eyes
I opened my eyes to this
border that society puts between
physical and mental
look I’ll give you an example
very concrete you take two bodies
vital
the heart makes you a heart attack
you come out everyone will you
consider yourself a survivor
warrior you make a crisis a crisis
brain that is neither more nor less
a symptom of disease
psychiatric
and you go out and you will white
distrust you we will look at you
strangely we will exclude you is what
called double jeopardy
suffering from the disease and
excluding you know there is a
very recent survey of social Samu
which shows that 40% of the low word homeless
are actually people who
need psychiatric care and
were excluded by their relatives
their friend in their company by
society
Unfortunately, five years ago
Sebastian made a terrible relapse
his disease has progressed despite everything
work I had done all the work
acceptance and non-judgment
and although this one here I fell I
makes a huge depression which
you stick to the carpet crises
anxiety panic attacks all
is completely meaningless more
taste all the little nothing
Everyday pleasures
it lasted for months I had
the impression that it never leaves
stop
so I fought with all my strength
I hung up I kept
to work
I continued to make daily
how is she knows what is
how has it been able to understand
why me and I told him nothing and
good company in good company well groomed
I got through it I found the
Fishing legendary fishing
I found my humor I found
the will to live and there I understood
I opened my eyes to the fact that the
mental suffering
it is not just it is not reduced
a kiwi form of schizophrenia can
be spectacular and this
mental suffering can touch
anyone after an accident
life mourning a breakup
dismissal is also among the
elements that have helped me to me
rebuild during this period that
was my involvement in
the house France club association
brings together hundreds of people
just had an accident of life
or psychiatric illness
except that they themselves have decided to
overcome
and especially they have decided to talk
they are fighters
they command respect that forces
admiration as their lust for life is
exceptionally so for me I
met I met leaders
Business I met
journalists
I met writers
actors I’ve met people like
you and me
except that well then they decided
then talk to me for me it
was the trigger
I started to reconcile with
my weakness
I even started to love and
respect then yes of course of course
it is not always easy
but the trick is not to lie
to itself because lying is to
oneself is to endanger
I remember Antoine Antoine
it was a brilliant young engineer
who arrived late systematically
the office in the morning and lasted enough
long he lunched with more
colleagues at lunchtime they disappeared
sometimes hours no one knew where he
was her manager was completely
overwhelmed by the situation
then obviously his colleagues well then
they thought it was a lazy
which made express who took advantage of
the situation may not have to do its
job
especially as the business context
at that time was so complicated
Antoine finally be put off
disease for months but thanks to
followed by the doctor and the
drh
Antoine dared to take the plunge and he
spoke of his pathology
he took over the part-time work
Dialogue is reconnect with the team
his manager appealed to good
people in the business and we
found solutions makes it antoine
had simply need a
working environment
a little quieter because
necessary they can focus and
reduce anxiety
he also needs a day
Telework week here for
avoid transport links
can be very stressful
and then to a little bit of advantage
to refocus and he also
need to work with
colleagues to be more of a team
interact with them and more precisely its
colleagues
well then they were aware it
explained to them what it was
what was its disorder
psychic
Well you know what they were
amazed amazed by the courage
antoine in the obstacle course
leading for years they
also expressed also said that
may be too
he had perhaps interest in talking
the days when it is a little less
good
perhaps they too had
need a little bit less stress
just over a little kindness
attention
a little more dialogue there is a
story that summarizes very well I
finds someone he is beautiful
explains very well what I have
You say the least at the time when
he descended into the mine to take it
with them always a little
cage with a canary in this and
CANARY when the feathers started
black eva it was a sign that
was quickly out of the mine
because a gas explosion was
and get everyone going
explode and beat Antoine is that little
canary Antoine reveals he will
reveal what is going on and it will
serve everyone look out
such as a concrete example sms
is that you know it’s a deaf
who invented the sms for more
communicate with relatives for
able to do
today I do not need you
seek to raise their hands to see if
you use this so is
mental disabilities
is able on making respect
collective interest
It is our challenge and I believe even
it is the only way by which
will finally put the human in
now learn to respect our
frailties learn accommodate those
other it is our challenge lé
where innovation
so here I just want to say a
little word
twenty two things to finish first
I want to thank Sebastian I say
thank you for everything he has given me and
I hope he has not suffered for
nothing and then finally I would like
one last question if you
like many of you who already
experienced a mental disorder
thank you very much
[Applause]
he
[Music]
he
we
him
Good evening I will start with you
participate
then who among you is already
tempted by a nice dessert
after a meal here at the dock almost
everyone of you who is
already back on the street in passing
a pretty woman or a pretty boy
Congratulations ok yet almost everyone
who among you has suffered a
mental disorder and you’re
are still much less
numerous
four or five people at the same time
I do not understand you there any
small vulnerability that are easy
to confess and then others who are
still has a lot more complicated
revealed to the public and I also wanted
thank those who raised their hands
because it was courageous yet
all investigations proves that
either in France or in everyone
1 one in four people will experience
in his life at least once a disorder
more or less severe and psychic
nobody talks about is a huge
social issue
and it’s also a huge taboo I
‘m quite took the lead for
prepare this speech because I
much to say on this subject
and I would not miss this opportunity
so rare to talk I will
an anecdote like the majority
of you I think I made the celsa
I am passionate for
human resources and in my career
I have met many drh
I have heard too many speeches
the great humanist values
had found a policy worthy of rh
this name
I heard many words as you
know the words motivation skills
commitment diversity and the word
fragility will never
it’s real name but it sure is
never suffer in the company is
known
no evil person stress
people in the course pressure
so if if if there is one area in
which I have heard of that word
it is that of the integration of people
disabilities in the workplace
bah then suddenly I made my
art as a consultant in
world of disability
I have to work
mainly with that of a DRH
big business for one of my
first missions entrusted me
achieving a better diagnosis
mainstreaming disability in its
business and then incidentally also
meet the legal requirement for those
which apparently unaware you laugh
So that means you know
but for those who do not know all
companies with more than 20 employees
must have at least 6%
workers with disabilities in their
then enrollment under this
Mission I have to meet
top management you know who
manage thousands of employees I
found in the office of a Director
a major one of the main
Company’s subsidiaries
and there I met a super cool lady
Hyper motivated you know dynamics
super cool he told me that makes me
him if there stands a fundamental topic
I am really convinced
the importance of good management
handicap in the business then you
Count on me if we’re going to
good job
yes yes I tell me what how I
I have chosen well we will change the
world is top great was my
first mission she gets off
and then wait halal told him so good
we totally agree
physical handicap the no arms
deaf and blind the wheelchairs
rolling all this we will not worry
make the means and no one will
problem then by those against
not know in the morning that makes us
cables or are we a burnout
as soon as you ask them a new folder
on their desk so that it is not
can me the mental disability I
do not want
then the damper
I say that you beat me Lucia wanted
change the world bah is not
Today there is one thing that I you
have not said and did much
my career choice is that
I faced the very young
psychiatric illness and has
touched any part of my family
rather violently in my life
there was a before and after there has been a
so I’m not going to list
all who were involved in
my family because I spend the
my remaining time
but seriously I would like
speak of a brother of my brother my
big brother Sebastian diagnosed
a schizophrenia at the age of 25 years
What can I tell you about
this disease
except it has nothing to do with it
we see in movies is that
this is a terrible disease crises
delusions of paranoia
stays in the psychiatric hospital
drugs that will that go
those who drool those who
grow and then to psychiatrists
right there psychiatrists left
between are psychologists family
totally helpless and then
doctors who tell you that the Batwa
not so heals’ll have to be
yeah why patients patient
Waiting for what no one knows brief
a fictional universe that has become my
reality
how did he know how did it
have known most disconcerting
it was this that the opaque glass
was created between Sebastian and ties
between you and him himself and others
it is like a border we look
right looking left is
infinite is totally totally
well no way impassable
no issues and it is mostly a
border I very very afraid
cross because in fact most
difficult for me this not to
moment it was this tsunami
emotion that overwhelmed me Jacques
one hand I wanted to be there
I wanted to help
with him it was my brother I
want to be a loving sister and a
other side but I not accept it
he had become
I not recognize I was ashamed
I was ashamed of him in public
I spoke not even my closest
friends
and I saw him I saw sink
sink I felt totally
totally helpless helpless
and this deep sense of injustice
especially this deep feeling belt
injustice face which struck this
intelligent young man brilliant funny
he was profoundly good and he
who taught me how to read
could she know that I was
I was so idle
so sorry that I started
to have very black ideas I had
envy they disappear
it took me to do mourn a
be alive
and then he was better
we found a good treatment on it
was handed out and got back to
work and got back to see his
Friends finally what remained then I
am asked I wondered what
led me to have thoughts
as dark and in fact I quickly
realized that’s what I
afraid of what I know and not
I had to exceed this
ignorance to understand and accept the
situation
I finally understood that it was
a disease like any other
is that you know the
definition of health by the WHO and
although it is a state of well-being
complete physical and mental there
disease or not then I opened
eyes
I opened my eyes to this
border that society puts between
physical and mental
look I’ll give you an example
very concrete you take two bodies
vital
the heart makes you a heart attack
you come out everyone will you
consider yourself a survivor
warrior you make a crisis a crisis
brain that is neither more nor less
a symptom of disease
psychiatric
and you go out and you will white
distrust you we will look at you
strangely we will exclude you is what
called double jeopardy
suffering from the disease and
excluding you know there is a
very recent survey of social Samu
which shows that 40% of the low word homeless
are actually people who
need psychiatric care and
were excluded by their relatives
their friend in their company by
society
Unfortunately, five years ago
Sebastian made a terrible relapse
his disease has progressed despite everything
work I had done all the work
acceptance and non-judgment
and although this one here I fell I
makes a huge depression which
you stick to the carpet crises
anxiety panic attacks all
is completely meaningless more
taste all the little nothing
Everyday pleasures
it lasted for months I had
the impression that it never leaves
stop
so I fought with all my strength
I hung up I kept
to work
I continued to make daily
how is she knows what is
how has it been able to understand
why me and I told him nothing and
good company in good company well groomed
I got through it I found the
Fishing legendary fishing
I found my humor I found
the will to live and there I understood
I opened my eyes to the fact that the
mental suffering
it is not just it is not reduced
a kiwi form of schizophrenia can
be spectacular and this
mental suffering can touch
anyone after an accident
life mourning a breakup
dismissal is also among the
elements that have helped me to me
rebuild during this period that
was my involvement in
the house France club association
brings together hundreds of people
just had an accident of life
or psychiatric illness
except that they themselves have decided to
overcome
and especially they have decided to talk
they are fighters
they command respect that forces
admiration as their lust for life is
exceptionally so for me I
met I met leaders
Business I met
journalists
I met writers
actors I’ve met people like
you and me
except that well then they decided
then talk to me for me it
was the trigger
I started to reconcile with
my weakness
I even started to love and
respect then yes of course of course
it is not always easy
but the trick is not to lie
to itself because lying is to
oneself is to endanger
I remember Antoine Antoine
it was a brilliant young engineer
who arrived late systematically
the office in the morning and lasted enough
long he lunched with more
colleagues at lunchtime they disappeared
sometimes hours no one knew where he
was her manager was completely
overwhelmed by the situation
then obviously his colleagues well then
they thought it was a lazy
which made express who took advantage of
the situation may not have to do its
job
especially as the business context
at that time was so complicated
Antoine finally be put off
disease for months but thanks to
followed by the doctor and the
drh
Antoine dared to take the plunge and he
spoke of his pathology
he took over the part-time work
Dialogue is reconnect with the team
his manager appealed to good
people in the business and we
found solutions makes it antoine
had simply need a
working environment
a little quieter because
necessary they can focus and
reduce anxiety
he also needs a day
Telework week here for
avoid transport links
can be very stressful
and then to a little bit of advantage
to refocus and he also
need to work with
colleagues to be more of a team
interact with them and more precisely its
colleagues
well then they were aware it
explained to them what it was
what was its disorder
psychic
Well you know what they were
amazed amazed by the courage
antoine in the obstacle course
leading for years they
also expressed also said that
may be too
he had perhaps interest in talking
the days when it is a little less
good
perhaps they too had
need a little bit less stress
just over a little kindness
attention
a little more dialogue there is a
story that summarizes very well I
finds someone he is beautiful
explains very well what I have
You say the least at the time when
he descended into the mine to take it
with them always a little
cage with a canary in this and
CANARY when the feathers started
black eva it was a sign that
was quickly out of the mine
because a gas explosion was
and get everyone going
explode and beat Antoine is that little
canary Antoine reveals he will
reveal what is going on and it will
serve everyone look out
such as a concrete example sms
is that you know it’s a deaf
who invented the sms for more
communicate with relatives for
able to do
today I do not need you
seek to raise their hands to see if
you use this so is
mental disabilities
is able on making respect
collective interest
It is our challenge and I believe even
it is the only way by which
will finally put the human in
now learn to respect our
frailties learn accommodate those
other it is our challenge lé
where innovation
so here I just want to say a
little word
twenty two things to finish first
I want to thank Sebastian I say
thank you for everything he has given me and
I hope he has not suffered for
nothing and then finally I would like
one last question if you
like many of you who already
experienced a mental disorder
thank you very much
[Applause]
he
[Music]
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