Séparations conflictuelles et nouvelles formes de maltraitance

Charritat, J. L.; Leverger, C.; Parmantier, V.

doi:10.1016/s0929-693x(08)71806-2

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“…He spends a lot of energy adapting to one or the other parent. He is exhausted for other activities specific to his age [14]. The child may be unconsciously held responsible for the separation.…”

Section: The Child's Place In the Family After Separationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The risk is that the child will be manipulated [18,19]. Other parents, who feel particularly abandoned, decide to exclude the other parent from the child's life [14]. Sometimes the visiting parent may want to extend his access in quantitative or qualitative terms but he may also adopt an attitude of abandonment of the parental function, for the sole purpose of being able to meet the former spouse and to recover him.…”

Section: Parental Experience Of Separationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The psychological issues of parental separation in children

Aabbassi¹,

Benali²

2021

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Parental separation is a risky traumatic experience for the child regardless of his age. To overcome this ordeal, the child sets up functional or adaptive mechanisms, enabling him to continue his development; on the contrary, giving rise to emotional symptoms, behavioral disorders and / or school sufferance. The expression of this suffering will depend on several factors (the age of the child, his level of development, personality and that of his parents, family background, nature of parental disagreement, the place of children in the conflict, the quality of the relationship between the parents and that of the child-parent relationships after separation). Today’s readings on parental separation and its psychological effects multiply and intersect to provide a more comprehensive look at this worrying phenomenon.

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Section: The Child's Place In the Family After Separationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Parental Experience Of Separationmentioning

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The psychological issues of parental separation in children

Aabbassi¹,

Benali²

2021

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Psychopathologie développementale et familiale de la séparation parentale

Aabbassi¹,

Asri²,

Nicolis³

2016

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La séparation parentale est une expérience à risque traumatique pour l’enfant quel que soit son âge. Pour surmonter cette épreuve, l’enfant met en place des mécanismes adaptatifs soit fonctionnels, lui permettant de poursuivre harmonieusement son développement ; soit au contraire, non fonctionnels donnant lieu à l’apparition de symptômes relevant des registres affectif, familial, relationnel, et/ou scolaire. Toutefois, l’expression de cette souffrance va dépendre de plusieurs facteurs (l’âge de l’enfant, son niveau de développement, sa personnalité et celle de ses parents, le contexte familial, la nature de la mésentente parentale, la place de l’enfant au sein du conflit, la qualité de la relation entre les parents ainsi que celle des relations enfant-parents après la séparation…). Aujourd’hui, les lectures en matière de séparation parentale et ses répercussions psychologiques chez les enfants se multiplient et s’entrecroisent pour apporter un regard plus global à ce phénomène préoccupant. Nous nous proposons ici de faire une revue de la littérature internationale sur ce sujet.

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Séparations conflictuelles et nouvelles formes de maltraitance

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The psychological issues of parental separation in children

The psychological issues of parental separation in children

Psychopathologie développementale et familiale de la séparation parentale

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