My Eclipse vs Guide APIC

Explore the cosmos like never before with our three-step interactive guide to the world of eclipses. Discover Your Eclipse Achieve pinpoint accuracy for the trajectory of upcoming solar eclipses, personalized visibility data, and optimal viewing times specific to your geographic location. Eclipse Guide is more than an app; it's your personal guide to navigating and experiencing these celestial spectacles. Prepare with Simulation Use our sophisticated simulation feature to visualize and understand the trajectory, phases, and magnitude of an upcoming solar eclipse before it happens. Immerse yourself in this virtual celestial landscape from your device, thus preparing you for the actual event. Dive into the World of Eclipses Navigate through our organized content to explore various types of eclipses, their occurrence, historical significance, and the unique phenomena associated with them. Designed to appeal to astronomy enthusiasts as well as casual observers, Eclipse Guide enhances your eclipse-watching experience, transforming it into a journey of discovery and learning. Whether you are planning for an upcoming eclipse, looking to explore past or future events, or simply want to immerse yourself in the science behind these majestic astronomical events, Eclipse Guide: Discovery & Simulation has got you covered. Experience the dance of celestial bodies in an enlightening, engaging, and exciting way.

Le Guide APIC (attitudes et perceptions liées à l'image corporelle) est un outil destiné aux professionnels de la santé et aux étudiants en santé. Il offre un support à quatre actions cliniques : le dépistage, l’évaluation, le diagnostic différentiel et la planification de l'intervention. Il permet de traduire les connaissances actuelles dans le champ des TCA en outils interactifs utilisables directement dans la pratique quotidienne. Le guide se décline en quatre volets : dépistage, évaluation, diagnostic, intervention. Il est publié par L'équipe de recherche sur les attitudes et perceptions liées à l'image corporelle de l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières sous la supervision Marie-Pierre Gagnon-Girouard, PhD, Psychologue clinicienne.