Être intervenant auprès de parents ayant un trouble de personnalité limite en protection de la jeunesse : quand la souffrance de l’un se conjugue au désarroi de l’autre

Laporte, Lise; Baillargeon, Louise; Sanchez, Isabelle; Desrosiers, Lyne

doi:10.7202/1061187ar

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“…We found that children of mothers with BPD often live in large families, that their siblings often have different fathers, that they come into YPS at a younger age and that they are in 36% of cases referred to YPS at birth. Youth protection workers tend to be concerned about parental capacity when maternal BPD is present, and in larger families, in which other children have already been involved, referral to YPS may occur earlier.…”

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Estimating the prevalence of borderline personality disorder in mothers involved in youth protection services

Laporte

Paris

Zelkowitz

2017

Personality & Mental Health

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Characteristics of borderline personality disorder (BPD) can undermine maternal capacity and in some cases lead to involvement with youth protection services (YPS). Yet, few studies exist on the prevalence of maternal BPD in this context and on the comparison of these families with families with other maternal psychiatric disorders or families with no mental illness within YPS. The current study surveyed 291 caseworkers working with mothers whose children and adolescents are followed by YPS. After reported prevalence was adjusted with validation procedures, the prevalence of maternal BPD in a sample of 1875 mothers was 34.3%. Comparison of three groups of families suggest that some risk factors, including substance abuse and severe conjugal conflicts, were more frequent in mothers with BPD than in mothers with other psychiatric illness or none. Furthermore, results revealed that 48.9% of mothers with BPD had a history of being followed by YPS in their childhood. Finally, children of mothers with BPD were placed at a younger age than the other children and were less often reported for conduct disorder. These results call for more attention to these highly vulnerable parents and children in both research and in adult and child mental health services. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Estimating the prevalence of borderline personality disorder in mothers involved in youth protection services

Laporte

Paris

Zelkowitz

2017

Personality & Mental Health

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“…Il recommandait « la mise en place d'une offre de services structurée ». Les participants à la recherche nomment vouloir s'impliquer dans ce processus d'élaboration des services, mais ils disent vivre des défis relationnels, professionnels et organisationnels importants à considérer (Boucher et Jourdan-Ionescu, soumis;Laporte, Baillargeon, Sanchez et Desrosiers, 2014). Les espaces de dialogue et de partenariat deviennent donc essentiels pour ces intervenants qui sont les premiers dispensateurs de soins.…”

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Portrait Tracé Par Des Professionnels D’enfants Et De Leurs Parents Présentant Un Trouble De La Personnalité Limite

Boucher

Jourdan-Ionescu

2018

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Cette étude exploratoire a pour objectif de documenter le portrait de 12 enfants et de leurs parents ayant un trouble de la personnalité limite (TPL) et de présenter la durée et l’intensité des services offerts. Les données recueillies auprès de 12 professionnels travaillant dans des équipes enfance et santé mentale jeunesse suggèrent que les enfants et leurs parents qui consultent démontrent, pour la plupart, des signes de détresse importants et que la durée et l’intensité des services s’avèrent considérables, particulièrement pour les enfants plus âgés qui, au fil de leur évolution, sont souvent diagnostiqués avec un TPL et devront être retirés de leur milieu familial.

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“…21 Last, intervention for the protection of children in certain specific populations, such as parents with a borderline personality disorder and visible-minority families, presents multiple challenges which must be taken into account. 17,22 This special edition of the Canadian Journal of Public Health presents works led by team researchers who demonstrate the will of GRAVE to understand and to act on child situations that are upstream and downstream from the child victimization phenomenon.…”

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Twenty years of research and action for the well-being of children

Poirier

Clément

Dufour

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Can J Public Health

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Être intervenant auprès de parents ayant un trouble de personnalité limite en protection de la jeunesse : quand la souffrance de l’un se conjugue au désarroi de l’autre

Cited by 8 publications

References 45 publications

Estimating the prevalence of borderline personality disorder in mothers involved in youth protection services

Estimating the prevalence of borderline personality disorder in mothers involved in youth protection services

Portrait Tracé Par Des Professionnels D’enfants Et De Leurs Parents Présentant Un Trouble De La Personnalité Limite

Twenty years of research and action for the well-being of children

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