Isabelle Laguë

Isabelle Laguë is a psychoeducator and doctoral candidate in psychoeducation at Université de Montréal. She is also the research coordinator for the project “Training & Teaching Modules - Simulation Component” at the Canadian Consortium on Child and Youth Trauma. Isabelle’s doctoral dissertation focuses on trauma-informed clinical supervision as a psychological support strategy for practitioners and supervisors working in child welfare settings. Within the Consortium, she coordinates the bilingual virtual gaming simulation training project named ''Promoting healing and recovery of children and adolescents exposed to trauma'', designed for child welfare practitioners and managers across Canada. She also serves as a moderator for the annual Symposium. Outside of her academic and professional activities, Isabelle is a happy mom of two kids and an Irish doodle. She loves spending time with family, listening to music, going to concerts, cooking, colouring, and watching TV shows !