对话:跨代依恋创伤、婴儿和家庭治疗师

IF 0.7 4区 心理学 Q4 FAMILY STUDIES
Jennifer McIntosh, Louise Newman, Carol George
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本文分享了詹妮弗-麦金托什(Jennifer McIntosh)、路易斯-纽曼(Louise Newman)和卡罗尔-乔治(Carol George)教授之间的一系列广泛对话,他们都是儿童和家庭从业者,也是婴儿心理健康(IMH)和依恋专家。她们探讨了婴儿-家庭工作的领域,涉及经历复杂关系和代际创伤的高危人群。乔治(George)和麦金托什(McIntosh)从依恋的角度讨论了家庭治疗和婴儿心理健康之间的交集。他们探讨了在传统的母婴二元干预模式之外,家庭治疗能为支持照料心理状态的一致性提供哪些帮助。他们强调了婴儿对家庭工作的贡献,以及依恋理论在家庭治疗中的应用。纽曼(Newman)和麦金托什(McIntosh)讨论了对婴儿进行高风险家庭工作的敏感和分级方法。纽曼反思了何时和邀请谁参加家庭治疗,以及让家庭当着婴儿的面说出难以启齿的话的力量,从而支持未来专注于创伤整合和康复的道路。对于可能刚刚接触国际精神卫生工作的家庭治疗师来说,本书提供了一些关于整合这些领域的重要信息,发挥了家庭治疗师对好奇心、循环性的深刻把握,以及以国际精神卫生的视角重新认识早期关系创伤的能力。
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In conversation: transgenerational attachment trauma, the infant, and the family therapist

This paper shares a far-ranging set of conversations between professors Jennifer McIntosh, Louise Newman, and Carol George, all child and family practitioners, and infant mental health (IMH) and attachment specialists. They explore the domain of infant–family work with high-risk populations experiencing complex relational and intergenerational trauma. George and McIntosh discuss the intersection between family therapy and IMH from an attachment perspective. They explore what family therapy can offer to supporting coherence in caregiving states of mind, beyond the offerings of traditional dyadic mother–baby models of intervention. They highlight the infant's contribution to family work, and the application of attachment theory in a family therapy context. Newman and McIntosh discuss a sensitive and graded approach to high-risk family work with an infant. Newman reflects on when and whom to invite to a family session and the power of enabling the family to speak the unspeakable in the presence of the baby, supporting a future focused path for trauma integration and recovery. For family therapists who may be new to IMH work, there are some important offerings about integrating these fields, bringing into play the family therapist's deep grasp of curiosity, circularity, and capacity to reconceptualise with an IMH perspective on early relational trauma.

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期刊介绍: The ANZJFT is reputed to be the most-stolen professional journal in Australia! It is read by clinicians as well as by academics, and each issue includes substantial papers reflecting original perspectives on theory and practice. A lively magazine section keeps its finger on the pulse of family therapy in Australia and New Zealand via local correspondents, and four Foreign Correspondents report on developments in the US and Europe.
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