Dementalization of the Parent: Impact on the Parent-Baby Joint Therapy and on the Individual Treatment of the Child
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2001.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The dementalization of the parent, which implies representational deficiency, can seriously threaten the psychic development of the infant, hindering the capacities of the parent to identify with the child. In this particular psychopathological context, therapies conducted jointly with parents and infants are especially difficult and hinge on the representational capacities of the analyst, aiming at developing the infant’s psychic awareness.
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The dementalization of the parent, which implies representational deficiency, can seriously threaten the psychic development of the infant, hindering the capacities of the parent to identify with the child. In this particular psychopathological context, therapies conducted jointly with parents and infants are especially difficult and hinge on the representational capacities of the analyst, aiming at developing the infant’s psychic awareness.
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