Program
The Collectif Bien-Être presents Parlons-en! Les causeries.
We are pleased to offer a series of free conferences, open to everyone, focusing on themes related to well-being, mental and sexual health, and personal and professional development.
Passionate professionals lead each session in a welcoming and accessible environment.
On the agenda:
- Interactive discussions
- Practical advice
- Spaces to ask your questions
Fall Program 2025
Register here to participate in the fall program.
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Sexuality and Social Norms for Women
(bilingual chat)
with Laurine Mercéus, Sexologist
September 19, from 12:00 to 12:45
This conference aims to open up conversation around female sexuality, while questioning the social norms and representations that surround it. In the age of social media, where discussions about the body, desire, and relationships are multiplying and contradicting one another, this conference invites us to take a step back, share perspectives, and deconstruct together.
Intimate Communication: Desires and Preferences (in french)
with Megan Lalumière, Special Educator
October 3, from 12:00 to 12:45
This conference explores different ways to communicate and engage in conversations about intimacy and sexual desires. This is often a sensitive and vulernable topic to broach. We’ll explore simple and fun ways to do so and how to share them with your partner.s to enrich you sex lives.
with Audrey Labelle, Sexologist
October 17, from 12:00 to 12:45
This conference offers a reflection on the importance of language in building a more equitable society. We will address the issues related to the use of neutral and inclusive words, as well as their impact on the representation of all identities. An open discussion to better understand how our words shape our world.
with Megan Lalumière, Special Educator
October 31, from 12:00 to 12:45
Stress is often a part of our lives without us necessarily being aware. This conference explores how to recognize signs of stress and ways to manage and reduce it with simple and effective tools that can be incorporated into our daily lives.
Sex Education for Young Children (in french)
with Audrey Labelle, Sexologist
November 14, from 12:00 to 12:45
This conference aims to demystify sex education for young children by focusing on an approach that is appropriate, respectful, and progressive. We will explore why it is essential to address these topics early, how to do so in a healthy way, and the role adults play in building a positive relationship with the body, emotions, and boundaries.
The Concept of Virginity: Between Myths and Truths
(bilingual chat)
with Laurine Mercéus, Sexologist
November 28, from 12:00 to 12:45
This conference seeks to deconstruct the myths surrounding virginity, explore its different dimensions (historical, social, and cultural), and encourage open discussion around this notion, which is often shrouded in silence, shame, or pressure.
