3rd Bachelor in Midwifery

Psycho - pedagogy (clinical)

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ECTS Credits2
Number of Hours (h/year)30
Teaching staffDUMOULIN, Françoise
Course UnitCompulsory
TermQuad. 1 and 2
CodePARA-D_SF0057/3
Prerequisite

Courses of Psychology of 1st and 2nd year

Aims and Objectives

To make students aware of the psychological and corporal changes of the maternality process (traumatic)

To initiate the students with the double process of the human birth, both the biological and the symbolic birth

Description

Pregnancy: psychology of the pregnant woman, her experience, her psychological characteristics

The unconscious phantasms which underlie the desire of child.

Birth: the point of view of the mother and the new-born baby. Open perinatalogy: social and psychological perinatal prevention.

Importance of the first parental behaviors

The role of the father, the place of the mother in the relation father-child.

The new-born baby presenting risks and parenthood presenting risks.

Breast feeding: explanatory factors of difficulties

Role of the midwife: attitude, speech

Psychological aspects of the evolution of the baby during the first months

Aspects of the new parenthood.

Bibliography

Dolto F., L’image inconsciente du corps, Le sentiment de soi.

Deutch H., Psychanalyse des fonctions sexuelles de la femme, PUF ; La psychanalyse des femmes : Tome 2 Maternité, Quadrige

Marino B., Le bébé est une personne.

Schaffer, Le comportement maternel, Mardaga

Bergeret Amselek C., Le mystère des mères, Desclée de Brouwer.

Les cahiers du nouveau-né.

Delassus J., Le sens de la maternité, Dunod.

Brazelton, Premiers liens, Seuil ; La naissance d’une famille

Lebovici, Etude de l’interaction parents-enfants.

Minkowski, Les nouveau-nés à risques

Teaching and Learning MethodsLectures

Discussions, resolution of problems and situations based on the personal experience, readings, analysis, syntheses

Assessment MethodsOral examinations
NotesYes
LanguageFrench

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