• Since 2024: “Regards croisés sur la neuropsychologie clinique de l'adulte” (annual), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• 2023-2024: “Advanced Issues in Adult Clinical Neuropsychology” (annual), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• Since 2021: “Research colloquium in integrative clinical psychology” (annual), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• Since 2021: “Habits and memory” (3 ECTS in French), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• Since 2021: “Adult Neuropsychological Assessment and Intervention” (3 ECTS in French), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland Read
• Since 2021: “Neuropsychology” (3 ECTS in French), Bachelor in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• 2016-2021: “Neuropsychology of habit” (3 ECTS in French), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• 2018-2020: “Adult Clinical Neuropsychology” (3 ECTS in French), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• 2018-2020: “Adult Neuropsychological Assessment and Intervention” (3 ECTS in French), Master in Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• 2013-2017: “Behavioural Integration, Action Organisation, and Emotional Processing” (3 ECTS in French), Master in Psychology and Neuroscience, University of Geneva, Switzerland

• 2017-2018: “Emotional processing and social cognition” (3hrs lecture in French), Master in Clinical Neuroscience, University of Upper Brittany, France
• 2015-2016: “Experimental Neuropsychology: emotional processing in Parkinson’s disease” (3hrs lecture in English), Master in Neuroscience, University of Geneva, Switzerland
• 2014-2015: “Emotional processing in Parkinson’s disease” (2hrs lecture in French), National French Master in Neuropsychology and Neuroscience, University of Lyon 2, France
• 2007-2009: “Neuropsychology of Human Memory” (6hrs lecture in French), Master in Animal and Human Behaviour, Department of Life and Environmental Science, University of Rennes I, France
• 2007-2009: “Neuropsychology of Instrumental Functioning” (4hrs lecture in French), Master in Animal and Human Behaviour, Department of Life and Environmental Science, University of Rennes I, France
• 2007-2009:  “Neuropsychology of Executive Functions“(4hrs lecture in French), Master in Animal and Human Behaviour, Department of Life and Environmental Science, University of Rennes I, France
• 2007-2009: “Neuropsychology of Emotional Processes and Social Cognition“(4hrs lecture in French), Master in Animal and Human Behaviour, Department of Life and Environmental Science, University of Rennes I, France
• 2006-2009: “Clinical Neuropsychology, a Cognitive Approach” (4hrs lecture in French), Master in Animal and Human Behaviour, University of Rennes I, France
• 2006-2009: “Deep Brain Stimulation in Neuropsychiatric Pathologies” (4hrs lecture in French), Master in Animal and Human Behaviour, University of Rennes I, France
• 2004-2005: “The Neuroanatomy of Language” (4 hrs lecture in French), master in Cognitive Psychology, Department of Cognitive Psychology, University of Rennes, France

Prof. Julie Péron has been appointed Director of the MAS in neuropsychology in 2021. The objective of this continuing formation it to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for the autonomous practice of the profession of psychologist specialising in clinical neuropsychology. Read more …

• 2020-2021: “Intracranial recordings and human emotions” (4 hrs lecture in English), University Diploma in Stereotaxy and Psychiatry, Assistance Publique des Hôpitaux de Paris, Paris, France
• 2005-2006: “Neuropsychological Assessment of Dementias” (6hrs lecture in French), Postgraduate specialization and diploma in geriatrics, Faculty of Medicine, University of Rennes I, France

From 2016 to 2019, Julie Péron has helped to promote ASNP professional association’s continuing education provision. In addition to informing colleagues about training courses and awarding them credits on completion, she have had the pleasure of organizing the ASNP’s Continuing Education Days on the following topics:

• 2019: “Neuropsychology of multiple sclerosis” (Programme 2019)
• 2018: “Memory systems across the lifespan” (Programme 2018)
• 2017: “Contributions and limitations of neuroimaging in clinical neuropsychology: from diagnosis to rehabilitation” (Programme 2017)
• 2016: “Clinical neuropsychology of emotion” (Programme 2016)

These one-day sessions have brought together more than 400 participants.