<< Objectives >>Alongside existing psychological first aid training courses, and in a European perspective, the PHANDI project aims to create a complementary training course:- based on non-verbal, body-psychological and art therapy approaches anchored in a poetics of life stories- in an intergenerational and intercultural setting- dedicated to the emotional education of a wide variety of audiences and actors from different social and cultural backgrounds<< Implementation >>Three successive stages will enable the finalisation of an operational pedagogical workshop and the dissemination of its methods:- activity 1: preparation of pedagogical content and internal testing- activity 2: application in the field- activity 3: synthesis and disseminationThese activities will lead to the development of a printable practical guide for actors likely to intervene in the framework of psychological support, and a virtual reality presentation<< Results >>The PHANDI project will inform a total of :- 10 health care actors from the participating countries- 100 stakeholders informed through direct contact- approximately 1000 recipients of the guide and the virtual presentationWe hope that it will contribute to raising awareness about- the reality, extent and disabling nature of the increasing emotional fragility experienced in Europe- the relevance of body-psychological approaches using art therapy to manage them