Bibliothèque de sources

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Psycolo24 s'appuie sur la psychologie fondée sur des preuves, l'intelligence émotionnelle, des méthodes de résolution de conflits, des recommandations sur le bien-être au travail, des cadres d'évaluation du risque d'épuisement, des valeurs coraniques en option et des actions de bien-être physique — appliqués avec une personnalisation respectueuse de la vie privée.

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Ce sur quoi nous nous appuyons

Sept fondations

Psychology

Evidence-based principles from CBT, ACT, and DBT-inspired skills — in plain words.

Emotional Intelligence

Self-awareness, empathy, and calmer communication using NVC and EI frameworks.

Conflict Resolution

De-escalation and interest-based problem solving for home and work.

Workplace Wellbeing

Healthy-work guidance grounded in WHO and EU-OSHA — your wellbeing is legitimate.

Burnout-Risk Signals

WHO's three signals — exhaustion, mental distance, reduced efficacy. Signals, never a diagnosis.

Islamic Wisdom

Optional Quranic values — sabr, rahma, adl, ihsan — as reflection, never a fatwa.

Body & Daily Actions

Walking, sport, swimming, breathing, rest, and sleep — gradual and adapted to you.

Confidentialité & Personnalisation

Votre profil, votre mémoire et vos bilans vous sont privés — vous pouvez consulter, modifier ou supprimer ce dont Psycolo24 se souvient à tout moment.

Ce que Psycolo24 n'affirmera jamais

Honnête sur ses limites

  • diagnose any mental or physical condition
  • act as a replacement for therapy or treatment
  • give legal advice
  • issue a fatwa or religious ruling
  • promise a guaranteed solution or outcome
  • claim to cure or medically treat anything
  • prove discrimination, harassment, or any legal fact
  • guarantee detection of burnout (we surface signals only)

La bibliothèque

Chaque source, en toute transparence

Dernière révision mai 2026

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

Aaron T. Beck / Beck Institute — beckinstitute.org

PsychologyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Help users separate facts from thoughts, notice thinking patterns, and link thoughts → emotions → actions.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • Let's separate what happened from the story about it.
  • That's a thought — what's the evidence for and against it?

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×You have a cognitive distortion
  • ×This is your diagnosis

Reflection technique, not therapy. Does not treat any condition.

Dernière révision mai 2026

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Steven C. Hayes / Assoc. for Contextual Behavioral Science — contextualscience.org

PsychologyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Support values-based action and psychological flexibility — acting toward what matters even with hard feelings.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • What matters to you here, underneath the stress?
  • You can feel this and still take one small step that fits your values.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×This will cure your anxiety
  • ×Just accept it and move on

A values framing, not a treatment for clinical conditions.

Dernière révision mai 2026

DBT-inspired skills

Marsha M. Linehan / Behavioral Tech — behavioraltech.org

PsychologyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Offer pause, anger regulation, and distress-tolerance skills (e.g. paced breathing, grounding, delay-before-acting).

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • Let's slow the moment down before you respond.
  • A short pause now protects what you care about.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×This is DBT therapy
  • ×This will fix your emotional dysregulation

Self-regulation skills only. Crisis or self-harm needs real-world professional support.

Dernière révision mai 2026

Emotional Intelligence

Salovey & Mayer; Daniel Goleman (widely-taught framework)

PsychologyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Build self-awareness, empathy, stress coping, and relationship management in plain language.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • Can you name what you're feeling right now?
  • What might the other person be feeling — without assuming?

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×Your EQ is low
  • ×This measures your emotional intelligence

Dernière révision mai 2026

Nonviolent Communication (NVC)

Marshall B. Rosenberg / Center for Nonviolent Communication — cnvc.org

PsychologyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Structure calm messages and conversations as observation → feeling → need → request.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • When X happened, I felt Y, because I need Z. Would you be willing to…?
  • Let's say the need, not the blame.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×This guarantees they'll agree
  • ×Use this to win the argument

Dernière révision mai 2026

Family Systems thinking

Murray Bowen and family-systems literature (widely-taught)

PsychologyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Help users notice repeated family patterns and their own part in the loop, without blaming.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • This looks like a pattern that repeats — where do you usually step in?
  • You can change your move in the dance, even if others don't.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×Your family is dysfunctional
  • ×This diagnoses your family

Pattern reflection only. Abuse, control, or violence is never a 'pattern to manage' — it needs real help.

Dernière révision mai 2026

Conflict-resolution methods

Interest-based negotiation (Fisher & Ury) and de-escalation practice

PsychologyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : De-escalate, separate people from the problem, and move toward interests and options.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • What outcome would actually work for you here?
  • Let's lower the heat first, then solve the problem.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×This will make you win
  • ×Negotiation tricks to beat them

Dernière révision mai 2026

WHO — Mental health at work

World Health Organization — who.int

WorkplaceGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Frame healthy workload, control, support, and the right to a psychologically safe workplace.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • A healthy workplace shares load, gives you some control, and supports you.
  • Protecting your wellbeing at work is legitimate, not weakness.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×WHO says you are burned out
  • ×This is medical guidance

Dernière révision mai 2026

EU-OSHA — Psychosocial risks at work

European Agency for Safety and Health at Work — osha.europa.eu

WorkplaceEU

Comment nous l'utilisons : Name psychosocial risks (overload, low control, poor support, harassment) and healthy responses.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • Excessive demands with little control is a known psychosocial risk.
  • These conditions are an organisational issue, not a personal failing.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×This proves your employer broke the law
  • ×Guaranteed grounds for a claim

Informational only — not legal advice. A qualified adviser assesses your rights.

Dernière révision mai 2026

Burnout-risk signal framework (WHO / ICD-11)

WHO ICD-11, QD85 'Burn-out' (occupational phenomenon) — who.int

SafetyGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Reflect three burnout SIGNAL dimensions using WHO wording: exhaustion, mental distance / cynicism, reduced professional efficacy.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • Signals like exhaustion, mental distance, and feeling less effective can point to burnout risk.
  • This is a signal to act on, not a diagnosis.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×You have burnout
  • ×We detected your burnout
  • ×Guaranteed burnout detection

WHO classifies burn-out as an occupational phenomenon, not a medical condition. We surface signals only.

Dernière révision mai 2026

Physical wellbeing actions

WHO physical activity guidance and general wellbeing practice — who.int

Physical wellbeingGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Encourage gradual movement and recovery: walking, sport, swimming, breathing, rest, sleep routine, journaling.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • Gentle, regular movement helps many people manage stress.
  • Start small and build up at your own pace.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×This cures your illness
  • ×Sport instead of seeing a doctor

Not a treatment. Check with a doctor before heat (sauna/hammam) or intense exertion if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, are pregnant, faint easily, or feel unwell.

Dernière révision mai 2026

Optional Islamic Wisdom Mode

Quranic values, as interpretation of meaning — reviewed by a qualified scholar

Islamic wisdomGlobal

Comment nous l'utilisons : Offer optional values reflection (sabr, rahma, adl, ihsan, shura, kazm al-ghayz, birr al-walidayn, silat ar-rahim, avoiding zulm, dignity, seeking help) when the user selects Islamic or integrated mode.

Formulations que nous utilisons

  • Sabr is not silence — it is choosing the best action with justice and mercy.
  • These are interpretations of meaning; for a ruling, please ask a qualified scholar.

Formulations que nous évitons

  • ×This is a fatwa
  • ×Islam requires you to stay and endure harm
  • ×Religious ruling: you must…

Values reflection only, never a fatwa. Faith is never used to pressure anyone to tolerate abuse, violence, or injustice.

Dernière révision mai 2026