对经历流产的夫妇的治疗:从叙事角度重新创作流产

IF 0.4 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
Justin Romney, Stephen T. Fife, Daniel Sanders, Sarah Behrens
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摘要

摘要:流产是一个影响许多家庭的创伤性事件。五分之一的妊娠以流产告终,每100个分娩中就有1-2个是死产。母亲们报告说,流产后会出现抑郁、羞耻和内疚。他们还报告说,由于西方文化倾向于阻止母亲悲伤,因此缺乏社会和情感支持。此外,对伴侣的影响往往被忽视,因为流产主要被认为是亲生父母的问题。当夫妻们努力处理失去妊娠的情绪时,许多人在悲伤的过程中会抑制愈合,这可能会对他们的关系产生负面影响。考虑到潜在的困难,许多夫妇寻求治疗来帮助他们应对流产后可能出现的挑战。然而,缺乏文献讨论如何系统地治疗妊娠损失。本文旨在通过介绍一种治疗妊娠损失的叙述性方法来解决这一差距。叙事疗法在治疗悲伤的夫妇时很自然,因为它可以让他们共同撰写失去的故事,并共同撰写治愈的故事。叙事疗法为夫妻提供了一个空间,让他们分享自己的故事,将与流产相关的问题外化,找到独特的结果来支持另一个故事,并巩固与流产有关的新叙事。
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Treatment of Couples Experiencing Pregnancy Loss: Reauthoring Loss from a Narrative Perspective
ABSTRACT Pregnancy loss is a traumatic event that affects many families. 1 in 5 pregnancies end in miscarriage, and 1–2 out of every 100 births are stillbirths. Mothers report depression, shame, and guilt following a pregnancy loss. They also report a lack of social and emotional support, as Western culture tends to discourage mothers from grieving. Additionally, the impact on partners often goes unnoticed, as pregnancy loss is primarily framed as a birth parent’s issue. As couples struggle to deal with the emotions of pregnancy loss, many approach the process of grieving in ways that inhibit healing, which can negatively impact their relationship. Given the potential difficulties, many couples seek therapy to help them with the challenges that may follow pregnancy loss. However, there is a lack of literature that discusses how to systemically treat pregnancy loss. This article aims to address that gap by presenting a narrative approach to treating pregnancy loss. Narrative therapy is a natural fit when treating grieving couples as it allows them to coauthor their story of loss and coauthor a story of healing. Narrative therapy provides a space for couples to share their story, externalize problems related to the loss, find unique outcomes to support an alternative story, and solidify a new narrative related to their pregnancy loss.
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