2007
DOI: 10.7202/032444ar
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Vulnérabilité et interaction mère-nourrisson : Illustration de conditions nécessaires mais non suffisantes à l’efficacité de l’intervention précoce

Abstract: La présente étude évalue l'impact d'un programme de stimulation précoce qui s'adresse à 24 dyades mère-enfant (0-6 mois) vulnérables de la Montérégie. Ces dyades participent à une série de dix ateliers-stimulation. Vingt-quatre autres dyades forment un groupe témoin. L'objectif principal du programme vise à développer des interactions positives pour la mère et stimulantes pour l'enfant. Les hypothèses stipulent qu'à la fin du programme, les mères du groupe intervention se sentiront moins isolées, posséderon… Show more

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“…Depressed mothers, with the support of psychotherapy, were better able to interpret the emotion expressed on their children's faces (Free, Alechina and Zahn Waxler, 1996). Outcomes from an early stimulation programme for mothers and infants (aged 0–6 months) showed that, following the programme, vulnerable mothers found it easier to perceive their child's mood and imitated more of their verbal and facial expressions (Moreau, Leveille and Roy, 1998). Adolescent children (aged 20–21 years) from families at high psychiatric risk who had taken part in a five‐year counselling programme had fewer psychiatric symptoms than a similar group who had not undertaken the programme (Aronen and Arajarvi, 2000).…”
Section: A Selection Of Evidence‐based Resilience Factors Associated mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Depressed mothers, with the support of psychotherapy, were better able to interpret the emotion expressed on their children's faces (Free, Alechina and Zahn Waxler, 1996). Outcomes from an early stimulation programme for mothers and infants (aged 0–6 months) showed that, following the programme, vulnerable mothers found it easier to perceive their child's mood and imitated more of their verbal and facial expressions (Moreau, Leveille and Roy, 1998). Adolescent children (aged 20–21 years) from families at high psychiatric risk who had taken part in a five‐year counselling programme had fewer psychiatric symptoms than a similar group who had not undertaken the programme (Aronen and Arajarvi, 2000).…”
Section: A Selection Of Evidence‐based Resilience Factors Associated mentioning
confidence: 99%