Chinois teochew, khmer, français : quelles langues parler à la crèche ?

Feldman, Marion; Navarro-Maous, Delphine; Ahovi, Jonathan

doi:10.3917/lautr.041.0179

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“…It also provides support and home visits with parents that are conducted by a pluri-disciplinary team of experts. Most families are referred to transitional-care nurseries by external health-care services (such as psychiatry departments, maternity departments and so on) where a team has identified a dysfunction in the early interaction between parents and their infant/s (Feldman, Champion, Bitu, & Gayraud-Vergier, 2012;Feldman, Navarro-Maous, & Ahovi, 2013).…”

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The Transmission of Trauma from Mother to Infant: Radioactive Residues and Counter-Transference in the Case of a Haitian Mother and Her Two-Year-Old Son

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Dozio

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Child Care in Practice

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Close observation of the interactions between a traumatised mother and her infant son provides information on the modes of transmission of psychic trauma in the mother-infant dyad. Following the presentation of a current literature review on the theme, the subject of "radioactive residue" and countertransference in the transmission of psychic trauma from mother to infant will be illustrated through a clinical case study that focuses on a Haitian mother and her two-year-old infant son who has been referred to a "transitional care nursery" in urban Paris. The encounter with this mother-infant dyad is analysed through observing the quality of the interactions that take place between the mother and infant in order to determine how a particularly traumatic narrative impacts the mother-infant relationship, in addition to relations with the clinician. Mother and infant respond to one another through the emission and reception of "radioactive residues" as hypothesized by Gampel. This clinical case study shows that there is a need to consider transcultural factors and collective experience and history when analysing traumatic events. Additionally, the case study shows that countertransference can be an effective clinical tool for gaining access to an infant's experience as the recipient of a traumatic narrative.

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Section: A Haitian Mother and Her Two-year-old Sonmentioning

confidence: 99%