Christine Rebourg-Roesler was born in 1955 in Touraine, France. She holds a doctorate in psychology and for twenty-five years served as coordinator of a psychology department within a Center for Neuroscience Applied to Psychiatry in Alsace. Later, as a lecturer at the University of Nancy, she taught university courses in psychopathology, illuminating both the diagnostic and therapeutic fields. Today, she lives in Montreux, Switzerland, where she continues her research and writing, but where her latest publications have focused more on fictional works of both prose (Une entaille dans la chair du temps, Le Ciel s'ouvrira and À l’ombre de soi) and poetry (Les Humeurs du lac and L'Homme des étoiles et du vent). “Prix Alain Fournier" 2024 and 2026.