Cheyenne Yammine is Clinical Neuropsychologist based in Paris, France. Her credentials are registered at the Health Regional Agency as she holds a Bachelor of Science degree (University of Montreal, Canada) and a Master’s degree (Université Paris VIII, France) in Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology. She conducted graduate research in Neuropsychology (University of Lille, France/McGill University, Canada) and specializes in the fields of neuroplasticity and concussion in elite sports.

Her multiple collaborations with Expert Centers in Europe and Canada in the fields of Neurosciences and Professional Sports, have given her a fine and sharp ability to understand the human brain, its injuries and its management. Trained in prestigious health institutions in North America, Europe and the Middle East, Cheyenne Yammine is sensitive to the different approaches used on several continents according to the diverse medico-social, ethnic and geo-political cultures.

Her interests in the field of Human Rights and Geo-Political Psychology led her to found and direct a humanitarian organization, “MAYBELLS”, providing care for patients suffering from war crimes and crimes against humanity in Lebanon.