A hermeneutic study of integrating psychotherapist competence in postnatal Child Health Care: Parents' perspectives.

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2020
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Abstract
A child's emotional and social development depends on the parents' provision of optimal support. Many parents with perinatal distress experience difficulties in mastering parenthood and seek help from professionals within primary healthcare. A clinical project was launched in Stockholm, where psychodynamic psychotherapists provided short-term consultations at Child Health Centers. This study qualitatively explored parents' experiences of perinatal distress and of receiving help by nurses and therapists in the project. Thirteen parents were interviewed, and their responses were analyzed with a hermeneutical method. Three main themes crystallized; accessibility of psychological help and detection of emotional problems; experiences of therapy at the Child Health Center; and the therapists' technique. Parents were also clustered into three so-called ideal types: the insecure; parents in crisis; and parents with lifelong psychological problems. Parents experienced obstacles in accessing psychological care within primary healthcare. Psychotherapists with a holistic family perspective and who managed to oscillate between insight-promoting and supportive interventions were especially appreciated. Patient categories who benefitted from insight promotion and support, respectively, were identified.
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Authors Kornaros, Katarina;Zwedberg, Sofia;Nissen, Eva;Salomonsson, Björn;
Journal Infant mental health journal
Year 2020
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10.1002/imhj.21828
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postpartum depression hermeneutics centres de santé de l'enfant centros de salud infantil child health centers dépression postpartum eltern-kind-psychotherapie hermeneutik herméneutique kindergesundheitszentren pmad depresión posterior al parto hermenéuticas parent-infant psychotherapy perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (pmad) postpartale depression psychothérapie parent-nourrisson sicoterapia progenitor-infante الاكتئاب بعد الولادة التفسير التأويلي العلاج النفساني للوالدين والرضع مراكز صحة الطفل 兒童保健中心 子ども健康センター (chc) 父母-嬰兒心理治療 產後抑鬱症 産後鬱 親-乳幼児精神療法 解釈的 詮釋學

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