Soins Pediatrie/Puericulture最新文献

Dysgraphia (or handwriting difficulties) is common. It is often associated with neurodevelopmental disorders. In France, it is confirmed by the BHK test. Associated anxiety must be taken into account, as many young people can fall into vicious circles of avoidance. Subtypes of dysgraphia are found according to underlying neurodevelopmental difficulties (motor, visuo-spatial or reading difficulties).

In the context of prematurity, invasive care can interrupt recognition of the oral sphere as a source of pleasure, substituting positive in utero experiences with others of pain and passivity. A unique approach to care in the neonatal unit helps to support parents and baby during this period. However, if medical care can be reduced, what happens when the baby returns home, and when he or she discovers how to eat? How can the gastrostomic baby take part in the family meal? We'll take a look at Basile (born prematurely with a rare ENT pathology) and his family, to see how, at the age of 2, he can carve out a place for himself within his family, particularly with his brothers, including his twin, who has a different background.

Incest and incestuality bring us back to anto-edipal families and the presence of unprocessed transgenerational elements. Clinicians working with these families and patients are tested in their counter-transference. Nevertheless, what a "gratification" it is when patients regain greater autonomy, self-esteem and desire. Then something of their own history is rewritten, at a greater distance from certain ghosts.

Following the publication of La Familia Grande in early January 2021, a book in which Camille Kouchner recounts the incest suffered by her brother, a wave of testimonies broke out on social networks under the #MeTooInceste tagline. On January 23, 2021 the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, made a commitment to victims of incest by creating the Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence Against Children (CIIVISE). The commission's mission was to gather testimonies from incest victims and make recommendations to improve the identification and care of victims of intra-family sexual violence.

The inclusion of the term "incest" in the Penal Code is extremely recent. The study of the silence of the law and the debates that led to its introduction reflect the evolution of our society. What is the current situation for magistrates, in terms of the texts currently in force? How can judicial practices benefit from interdisciplinary scientific knowledge to meet the challenges of proof, protection and reparation?

Identifying the signs that an infant, child or adolescent is a victim of incest is a complex process. Contradictory psychic mechanisms can interfere with the professional's position: how to think about the unspeakable and the unthinkable in a confused and confusing context? Faced with this sensitive issue, it's important to offer some food for thought on how to tackle it. Children speak to us, with words but above all with their bodies. It's up to us to listen carefully.

The link between incest and domestic violence is explored. Violence is an inherent characteristic of humanity, but its expression is supposed to be channeled by family and societal norms, notably the fundamental prohibitions of murder and incest. The aggressor's act lies outside these common norms, while the victims are often made vulnerable by a family past marked by violence.

In a context where incest is cited more and more often (testimonies, publications, books, reports), it is not always well understood in all its complexity. This article looks at a very specific dimension, namely the place of mothers in incest situations. We'll take a look at the clinical aspects of incest, the dynamics of the mother's role, and the key points to be aware of when dealing with child victims.