Effraction des enveloppes psychiques lors du devenir père

Jean-Dit-Pannel, Romuald; Belot, Rose-Angélique

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“…In the psychoanalytical meaning of tactile touch ( 69 ), first-time fathers were somehow prevented from being “touched emotionally” and being able to touch their child as a form of communication and affiliation. So, how can one ensure that a triad is contained after birth ( 70 ), so that everyone is able to find their place and adapt to its rhythm ( 71 ), rather than to the rhythm imposed externally by healthcare professionals for instance, due to the sanitary context. However, fathers in our sample demonstrated their dedication and participation in a practical manner by readying their unborn child’s room that aligns with their pregnancy experience ( 72 ).…”

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Becoming a first-time father during the COVID-19 pandemic in France

Jean-Dit-Pannel,

Belot,

Mellier

et al. 2024

Front. Psychiatry

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The role of fathers in Western societies has undergone significant change over time. However, their psychopathology remains largely misunderstood and difficult to identify. This study aims to explore the lived experiences of first-time fathers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty-seven first-time French fathers were recruited for the study, which involved a narrative interview, the Rorschach projective test, the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS), and a semi-structured interview. Narrative interviews revealed several challenges faced by these fathers, including the pressure of paternal responsibility, the need to be actively involved in the prenatal activities and caregiving (haptonomy, skin-to-skin contact), and concerns about the future of their couple and family as a triad. The Rorschach tests showed numerous perinatal responses and difficulties in identifying phallic representations among the fathers. Additionally, the EPDS scores indicated that 15% of fathers showed signs of depression, while 52% exhibited signs of anxiety. This study also examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated health context on creating the initial triad. Lastly, the case of one father is presented to illustrate the need for diagnostic tools to address the psychopathology of fathers, as narrative or semi-structured interviews have often fallen short of addressing this issue.

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Becoming a first-time father during the COVID-19 pandemic in France

Jean-Dit-Pannel,

Belot,

Mellier

et al. 2024

Front. Psychiatry

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Becoming first time father of premature newborn during the first wave of the pandemic: a case study approach

Jean-Dit-Pannel,

Dubroca,

Koliouli

2024

Front. Psychol.

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IntroductionThe aim of this paper is to delve into the emotional and psychological challenges that fathers face as they navigate the complexities of having a preterm infant in the NICU and in an unprecedented sanitary context.MethodsWe used three data collection methods such as interviews (narrative and the Clinical Interview for Parents of High-risk Infants- CLIP) and the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) to gain a comprehensive understanding of the cases.ResultsThe following analysis explores two individuals’ personal experiences of becoming a first-time father during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic through a close examination of two superordinate themes: “A series of separations through the experienced COVID- 19 restrictions” and “Moments of connection.” The transition to fatherhood is essentially with a medicalized form of connection with their newborn and the perceived paternal identity. In terms of temporality, these fathers experienced a combination of concerns about their infants’ long-term development and COVID-19 health concerns. Furthermore, they showed indications of phobic or hypochondriac tendencies using a psychoanalytic framework, along with an increased risk of postpartum depression.

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Les aléas de la co-construction des liens père-mère-bébé sur fond d’absence et de retrouvaille paternelle : une étude de cas

Pointurier,

Jean-Dit-Pannel,

Roman

et al. 2024

La Psychiatrie De l'Enfant

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Cet article présente le résultat d’une recherche sur les processus psychiques impliqués dans le devenir mère qui a lieu en collaboration avec un Centre Hospitalier Universitaire en France. Cette recherche porte sur des femmes primipares issues d’une population « tout-venant », dénuées toutefois de troubles psychiques et obstétriques. Elles vivent en couple avec le père de l’enfant dans un contexte de grossesse désirée. L’intérêt d’une recherche auprès d’une population non consultante permet d’appréhender la réalité du vécu de la grossesse et des processus psychiques du post-partum chez des femmes primipares dénuées, de prime abord, de difficultés. Dans cet article, nous émettons l’hypothèse que les processus psychiques du « devenir-mère » sont étroitement liés aux enjeux de la triadicité, incluant de ce fait la présence réelle et fantasmée du père au sein du psychisme maternel. A partir d’un cas concret de longue absence du père (pour raisons professionnelles) auprès de la mère qui est enceinte, nous discuterons comment se présentent et s’actualisent les enjeux intersubjectifs et intrapsychiques s’agissant du « devenir mère ». Nous présenterons comment ce cas clinique longitudinal est significatif de ces enjeux de triadicité autour de la présence réelle du père et de ses implications dans la construction dyadique. Nous discuterons les enjeux des circularités entre les pôles de l’intersubjectivité maternelle, paternelle et familiale.

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Effraction des enveloppes psychiques lors du devenir père

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Becoming a first-time father during the COVID-19 pandemic in France

Becoming a first-time father during the COVID-19 pandemic in France

Becoming first time father of premature newborn during the first wave of the pandemic: a case study approach

Les aléas de la co-construction des liens père-mère-bébé sur fond d’absence et de retrouvaille paternelle : une étude de cas

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