The Associations Of Maternal Emotion Dysregulation And Early Child Dissociative Behaviors

Lewis, Jenn; Binion, Grace; Rogers, Madeline; Zalewski, Maureen

doi:10.1080/15299732.2019.1678211

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“…For this reason, the record was included twice in Table 3 . The second study, [ 61 ], measured and investigated dissociation from a DSM definition basis, but focussed on maternal ‘dissociative behaviour’ as measured by the Dissociative Experiences Scale (DES; [ 74 ]), a self-report scale related to dissociative experiences. There were several methodological issues with this study, identified by the authors, and discussed further in the discussion section.…”

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“…Liotti suggests BPD caregivers are subject to developmental disorganisation, and that dissociative behaviour manifest in this group overlaps with the behaviour exhibited by disorganised infants. Lewis et al [ 61 ] suggests an association between dissociation in mothers and harsher parenting practices, which are linked to development of disorganised attachment.…”

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“…This focus was adopted by two authors [ 65 , 67 ]. Schore [ 61 ] addresses a section titled “The neurobiology of the dissociative defence”, putting in stark relief the import of locating and defining dissociative process. Mucci [ 65 ] also provided a neurobiological basis, but then frames dissociation in pluralist terms:…”

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“…Dissociation is seen as a process that is observable in language of the subject due to disruption caused by dissociative actions of the object. [ 61 ] directly addresses the consequence in language of dissociation for the subject.…”

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“…Demographic testing revealed no significant differences between high BP and low BP conditions. Micro-analysis of interactions Administration of validated measure Lewis (2020), USA, Journal Article [ 61 ] Non-randomised experimental study Examining parent factors related to changes in dissociation symptoms in childhood 68 Mothers (‘likely BPD’ and other) and their preschool aged children Dyads completed assessment two years apart (T1 and T2). 2.5 h assessment session.…”

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Dissociation in mothers with borderline personality disorder: a possible mechanism for transmission of intergenerational trauma? A scoping review

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Roberts,

Sawyer

et al. 2024

bord personal disord emot dysregul

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Background Dissociation is a feature of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), but rarely a focus for research, particularly in the perinatal literature. BPD partly has its aetiology in childhood and is characterised by emotional changes and difficulty with self-coherence that impacts on the processes of caregiving. Methods A scoping review was conducted to synthesise current perspectives on the effect of dissociation in caregivers with BPD, particularly regarding the impact of caregiver dissociation on the interactional quality of relationship within parent–child dyads. Studies were included if they explicitly mentioned dissociation in the target population, or if dissociation was implied. A thematic analysis was conducted. Results 20 studies were included; 10 experimental or quasi-experimental; 2 presenting case material; and 8 non-systematic review articles. 4 studies used the Dissociative Experiences Scale (DES) to measure dissociation, while 2 studies included a ‘dissociative behaviour’ subscale as part of an observational measure. The remaining studies did not measure dissociation but referenced directly or indirectly a concept of dissociation. Conclusions Findings suggested there was some evidence that dissociation plays a unique role in BPD caregivers’ interactions with their offspring, however any findings should be interpreted with caution as the concept has been poorly operationalised and defined.

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Dissociation in mothers with borderline personality disorder: a possible mechanism for transmission of intergenerational trauma? A scoping review

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Sawyer

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Familiäre Transmission der Borderline-Persönlichkeitsstörung

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Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Forschungsergebnisse weisen übereinstimmend darauf hin, dass Kinder von Müttern mit einer Borderline-Persönlichkeitsstörung (BPS) ein erhöhtes Risiko aufweisen, emotionale und verhaltensbezogene Auffälligkeiten zu entwickeln und/oder im Jugendalter selbst BPS-spezifische Symptomausprägungen zu zeigen. Fragestellung Welche Faktoren sind bei der familiären Transmission der BPS involviert, und welche Implikationen für die Praxis können darauf aufbauend abgeleitet werden? Material und Methode Auf der Basis einer umfassenden Literaturrecherche wurden aktuelle Forschungsbefunde zur familiären Transmission der BPS von Müttern zu ihren Kindern zusammengetragen und Kernbefunde in einem Transmissionsmodell integriert. Ergebnisse Das hier postulierte Transmissionsmodell bildet ein komplexes Zusammenspiel verschiedener Einflussfaktoren und Übertragungsmechanismen ab. Neben Faktoren aufseiten der Mutter und des Kindes werden externe Faktoren in das Modell integriert. Darüber hinaus werden (epi-)genetische und pränatale Einflüsse, die Bedeutung der Mutter-Kind-Interaktion und familiäre sowie soziale bzw. gesellschaftliche Einflüsse als Übertragungsmechanismen betont. Zudem wird eine potenziell präventive Wirkung der Hilfesysteme angenommen. Schlussfolgerung Aus dem Modell werden Ansatzpunkte abgeleitet, die dazu beitragen könnten, die Vulnerabilität sowie Belastungsfaktoren zu reduzieren und somit eine gesunde kindliche Entwicklung in dieser Risikogruppe zu fördern.

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Multilevel Factors Associated with Unsupportive Emotion Socialization: An Examination of Child Maltreatment and its Sequelae

Cabecinha-Alati,

Montreuil,

Pirro

et al. 2024

Journ Child Adol Trauma

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The Associations Of Maternal Emotion Dysregulation And Early Child Dissociative Behaviors

Cited by 9 publications

References 40 publications

Dissociation in mothers with borderline personality disorder: a possible mechanism for transmission of intergenerational trauma? A scoping review

Dissociation in mothers with borderline personality disorder: a possible mechanism for transmission of intergenerational trauma? A scoping review

Familiäre Transmission der Borderline-Persönlichkeitsstörung

Multilevel Factors Associated with Unsupportive Emotion Socialization: An Examination of Child Maltreatment and its Sequelae

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