The Transformation of Suffering in the Mother-Baby Dyad in the First Year Postpartum: Preventative Strategies for Work in a Network
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- ROCHETTE-GUGLIELMI, Joëlle
- and MELLIER, Denis,
- Rochette-Guglielmi, Joëlle.
- et al.
- Rochette-Guglielmi, J.
- and Mellier, D.
https://doi.org/10.3917/dev.072.0081
Cite this article
- Rochette-Guglielmi, J.
- and Mellier, D.
- Rochette-Guglielmi, Joëlle.
- et al.
- ROCHETTE-GUGLIELMI, Joëlle
- and MELLIER, Denis,
https://doi.org/10.3917/dev.072.0081
This paper studies the efficiency of a network between France’s Protection Maternelle et Infantile and perinatal psychiatry in diffusing the baby’s suffering. The signs of suffering of 52 dyads attending a community “well-baby clinic” are assessed immediately after birth, at three months, at six months, and at one year using a twofold methodology: scaled with standardized instruments (EPDS, ADBB, PIPE) and clinical (inspired from infant observation according to Bick and interviews). The efficiency depends on a mixture of devices that allow successive interventions in primary and secondary prevention and then in a psychotherapeutic engagement. The problem of recognizing suffering is discussed, as well as the strategic benefit of the longitudinal monitoring of dyads.
Keywords
- post-partum
- network and prevention
- dyadic suffering
Publisher keywords: dyadic suffering, network and prevention, post-partum