Connect and shape: A parenting meta-strategy

Whittingham, Koa

doi:10.1016/j.jcbs.2015.03.002

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“…Current reports show that using BPT alone can produce moderate effects in decreasing parental stress (Postorino et al, 2017 ; Tarver et al, 2019 ). Therefore, adding ACT seems a useful strategy to enhance their effectiveness in reducing stress (see Whittingham, 2015 , and Whittingham & Coyne, 2019 , for similar recommendations).…”

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Effects of Acceptance and Commitment Training Plus Behavior Parent Training on Parental Implementation of Autism Treatment

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Effects of Acceptance and Commitment Training Plus Behavior Parent Training on Parental Implementation of Autism Treatment

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“…NDC synthesizes the evidence concerning early-life care across the domains of breastfeeding, cry-fuss problems, infant sleep, and parental mood by applying the theoretical frames of evolutionary biology and complexity science, translating this evidence into clinical practice. 12,17,[21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34] From an evolutionary perspective, breastfeeding is foundational to, and interacts with, each other domain.…”

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Re-thinking benign inflammation of the lactating breast: Classification, prevention, and management

Douglas

2022

Womens Health (Lond Engl)

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Despite the known benefits of breastfeeding for both infant and mother, clinical support for problems such as benign inflammation of the lactating breast remain a research frontier. Breast pain associated with inflammation is a common reason for premature weaning. Multiple diagnoses are used for benign inflammatory conditions of the lactating breast which lack agreed or evidence-based aetiology, definitions, and treatment. This article is the second in a three-part series. This second review analyses the heterogeneous research literature concerning benign lactation-related breast inflammation from the perspectives of the mechanobiological model and complexity science, to re-think classification, prevention, and management of lactation-related breast inflammation. Benign lactation-related breast inflammation is a spectrum condition, either localized or generalized. Acute benign lactation-related breast inflammation includes engorgement and the commonly used but poorly defined diagnoses of blocked ducts, phlegmon, mammary candidiasis, subacute mastitis, and mastitis. End-stage (non-malignant) lactation-related breast inflammation presents as the active inflammations of abscess, fistula, and septicaemia, and the inactive condition of a galactocoele. The first preventive or management principle of breast inflammation is avoidance of excessively high intra-alveolar and intra-ductal pressures, which prevents strain and rupture of a critical mass of lactocyte tight junctions. This is achieved by frequent and flexible milk removal. The second preventive or management principle is elimination of the mechanical forces which result in high intra-alveolar pressures. This requires elimination of conflicting vectors of force upon the nipple and breast tissue during milk removal; avoidance of focussed external pressure applied to the breast, including avoidance of lump massage or vibration; and avoidance of other prolonged external pressures upon the breast. Three other key preventive or management principles are discussed. Conservative management is expected to be effective for most, once recommendations to massage or vibrate out lumps, which worsen micro-vascular trauma and inflammation, are ceased.

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“…This is an example of a parenting problem during Dahmer's childhood. His parents did not show empathy toward his emotions, and thus, they did not create conditions for Dahmer to learn from his parents how to deal with bad feelings (Whittingham, 2015). This experience could demonstrate that he should not care about other people's feelings and that aggressive speeches and acts constitute relationships.…”

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Social connectedness matters: a functional analytic overview of Jeffrey Dahmer’s Netflix Series

Luiz,

Tsutsumi,

Shirakawa

et al. 2024

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This article examines Dahmer’s life according to the Netflix TV series based on Functional Analytic Behavior Psychotherapy (FAP) principles, focusing on his relationship with his father, mother, and stepmother. The causes of abnormal behavior can be understood utilizing behavior analysis and FAP’s principles, as we demonstrate that its causes can be founded in the person-context relationship history and not necessarily in a specific trauma or physical/brain disorder. To examine these behaviors, we identified and systematized 18 dialogues between Dahmer and his relatives during the Netflix TV series and analyzed the dialogues during the episode. As presented in this article, Dahmer’s life shows how social connectedness matters and highlights how the FAP principles are important as psychotherapy and a way of life. Several other aspects of Dahmer’s dialogues and life can be (and must be) analyzed to understand his behavior.

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Connect and shape: A parenting meta-strategy

Cited by 10 publications

References 31 publications

Effects of Acceptance and Commitment Training Plus Behavior Parent Training on Parental Implementation of Autism Treatment

Effects of Acceptance and Commitment Training Plus Behavior Parent Training on Parental Implementation of Autism Treatment

Re-thinking benign inflammation of the lactating breast: Classification, prevention, and management

Social connectedness matters: a functional analytic overview of Jeffrey Dahmer’s Netflix Series

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