Hamid Salmi

Hamid Salmi has extensive experience in the fields of psychotherapy, training, and intervention, particularly in relation to radicalization and multicultural support. Currently, Hamid Salmi serves at Sauvegarde de Seine-Saint-Denis, focusing on preventing and addressing jihadist radicalization through group discussions and therapeutic care for radicalized individuals and their families. Over the years, Hamid Salmi has held various roles, including as a trainer for social workers at multiple organizations, co-founder of the GMPI association, and psychotherapist at the Cabinet Hamid Salmi. Academic involvement includes teaching positions at Université de Vérone and Université de Paris 8, along with significant contributions to ethnopsychiatry at the Centre Georges Devereux. Education includes multiple degrees in clinical psychology, projective psychology, and social psychology from prestigious institutions such as Université Paris Cité and EHESS.