Eltern-Säuglings-Kleinkind-Psychotherapie

Ludwig-Körner, Christiane

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“…In total, they had 20 PIP sessions with each session lasting approximately 50 min. All PIP therapists were trained psychotherapists and certified in the PIP method [ 25 ] and received at least quarterly supervisions.…”

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“…Although there is often an obvious need for psychotherapeutic support, many of these institutions do not provide any psychotherapeutic support. With its dyadic approach, parent-infant psychotherapy (PIP) aims to improve the mother-child relationship, the infant’s attachment, and the maternal sensitivity [ 17 , 25 – 27 ]. The available evidence indicates that PIP is more effective in subgroups of at-risk populations and specifically for mothers experiencing social adversity or problems [ 19 , 28 – 30 ].…”

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Potential efficacy of parent-infant psychotherapy with mothers and their infants from a high-risk population: a randomized controlled pilot trial

Mattheß

Eckert

Becker

et al. 2021

Pilot Feasibility Stud

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Background Psychotherapy of mother-child dyads is an intervention which was developed to prevent maltreatment and negative children’s development. There is a lack of good-quality research investigating psychotherapeutic interventions and social care for mothers at high-risk living in Mother-Child Facilities in Germany. The present randomized controlled pilot trial (RCT) aimed to evaluate the need for parent-infant psychotherapy (PIP) and to explore its impact on the mother-infant relationship. Primary feasibility objectives were recruitment and attrition, with potential efficacy defined as the secondary feasibility objective. Methods This pilot RCT focused on (young) mothers with cumulative risk factors and their infants under 7 months of age living in Mother-Child Facilities. N=32 mother-child dyads were randomly allocated to PIP or Care as usual (CAU). Outcomes were assessed at baseline, 3 months, and 6 months of intervention. The primary potential efficacy outcome was maternal sensitivity. Secondary outcomes were maternal mental health problems, reflective functioning, parenting stress, personality organization, infant’s development, and attachment. Results At baseline, all mothers showed low levels of emotional availability, but results revealed improvements in sensitivity, mental health problems, stress, and depressive symptomatology favoring PIP after 6 months. Positive developments in maternal sensitivity, a healthy aspect of mother-child interaction, were only found in the PIP group. Overall attrition was high at 6 months. Some evidence of fewer depressive symptoms and lower maternal distress after 6 months of PIP-intervention exists that did not reach significance. Conclusion Findings revealed improvements in the mother’s well-being for both groups, but PIP had a higher impact on the mother-child dyad. In sum, there is some evidence that PIP may represent an effective intervention offer besides the social and pedagogical support in these facilities, but further research is demanded. Trial registration DRKS00022485 (retrospectively registered).

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Potential efficacy of parent-infant psychotherapy with mothers and their infants from a high-risk population: a randomized controlled pilot trial

Mattheß

Eckert

Becker

et al. 2021

Pilot Feasibility Stud

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“…Allerdings stehen methodisch adäquate, klinische und longitudinale Wirksamkeitsstudien für die genannten Behandlungsansätze und -konzepte bezüglich der spezifischen Wirksamkeit bei FRS noch aus. Insgesamt zeigt sich hier nach wie vor ein deutlicher Forschungsbedarf, der sowohl national als auch international besteht (Gomez et al, 2004;Ludwig-Körner, 2018).…”

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Wie ist die Lage in Einrichtungen für frühkindliche Regulationsstörungen in Deutschland?

Schnatschmidt

Cattarius

Jud

et al. 2021

Zeitschrift für Klinische Psychologie und Psychotherapie

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Zusammenfassung. Theoretischer Hintergrund: Frühkindliche Regulationsprobleme stehen in Verbindung mit Schlafproblemen und unsicherem Elternverhalten. Störungsspezifische Behandlungsansätze sind vielfältig und unterscheiden sich deutlich hinsichtlich Qualität und Evidenzgrad. Fragestellung: Häufigkeiten von Schlafproblemen, elterliche Unsicherheiten, therapeutisch / beraterische Grundorientierungen und Konzepte werden erfasst und Unterschiede zwischen Einrichtungsarten untersucht. Methode: Die Umfrage wurde mit interdisziplinären Experten entwickelt. Eine deutschlandweite Datenbank (622 Einrichtungen) mit einer finalen Stichprobe von N = 160 wurde erstellt. Ergebnisse: Schlafprobleme gelten als häufigster Anmeldegrund (59 %), unsicheres Erziehungsverhalten als mehrheitlich relevant (66 %). Über 16 Behandlungskonzepte werden angewandt; je nach Einrichtungsart eher systemische ( d = 0.5), körperorientierte ( d = 0.5) oder somatisch-medizinische ( d = 0.7) Verfahren. Schlussfolgerung: Die schlafspezifische Expertise der Fachkräfte sollte gesichert sowie Transparenz und Überprüfbarkeit von Qualitätsstandards weiterentwickelt werden.

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“…One promising approach are specialized parent-infant psychotherapies [42,43]. In Germany (like in other countries), there are out-and inpatient health care structures specialized in offering treatment for perinatal mental health disorders, for example motherbaby-units within psychiatric hospitals [44,45] or specialized psychotherapeutic outpatient clinics [46,47], offering parent-child psychotherapy. Another example are early support programs beginning directly after birth in the maternity ward, like the Babylotse Plus program for psychosocially burdened mothers and their infants [48].…”

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Occurrence and determinants of parental psychosocial stress and mental health disorders in parents and their children in early childhood: rationale, objectives, and design of the population-based SKKIPPI cohort study

Bolster

Ludwig-Körner

Kuchinke

et al. 2020

Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol

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Purpose The postnatal period is a vulnerable time for parents and children but epidemiological and health care utilisation data for Germany on parental mental health during early childhood is scarce. This protocol describes the rationale, aim and study design of a population-based cohort study to assess the occurrence and determinants of psychosocial stress and mental health disorders, as well as the use and cost of health care and social services in early childhood. Methods As part of the collaborative SKKIPPI project, we will contact a random sample of 30,000 infants listed in the residents’ registration offices of three German towns and we expect to include 6,000 mother–child pairs. Both parents are invited to fill out an online screening questionnaire. Mothers with indications of psychosocial stress will be interviewed to assess mental health disorders, regulatory problems of their children, as well as health care and social services utilisation, with a follow-up assessment after 6 months. Results After description of sociodemographic and health data, we will analyse occurrences, patterns, and potential determinants (maternal age, social status, household factors, migration status etc.) of psychosocial stress and mental health disorders in the mothers and their children in early childhood. Conclusions Our study will identify potential risk and protective factors for postnatal mental health and health care utilization of psychosocially burdened families. This will help to improve prevention and treatment strategies to strengthen the parent–child relationship, to reduce persisting vulnerability of children, and to improve health care and social services. Trial registration The study has been registered in the German Clinical Trial Registry on February 8th 2019 (DRKS-ID: DRKS00016653).

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Eltern-Säuglings-Kleinkind-Psychotherapie

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Potential efficacy of parent-infant psychotherapy with mothers and their infants from a high-risk population: a randomized controlled pilot trial

Potential efficacy of parent-infant psychotherapy with mothers and their infants from a high-risk population: a randomized controlled pilot trial

Wie ist die Lage in Einrichtungen für frühkindliche Regulationsstörungen in Deutschland?

Occurrence and determinants of parental psychosocial stress and mental health disorders in parents and their children in early childhood: rationale, objectives, and design of the population-based SKKIPPI cohort study

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