Abstracts
Résumé
Le trouble obsessionnel-compulsif (TOC) entraine une altération du fonctionnement familial caractérisé notamment par l’accommodation familiale. Cette dernière représente l’engagement des parents menant à un processus de renforcement négatif qui maintient la problématique. Cette étude de cas évalue les effets d’un programme novateur de rencontres éducatives et thérapeutiques destinées aux parents, sur l’accommodation familiale et le fonctionnement familial des mères d’enfants présentant un TOC. Ces rencontres parentales visent à cibler la compréhension du TOC de leurs enfants, ainsi que l’amélioration du soutien et du fonctionnement familial. Les résultats des trois participantes montrent une diminution significative des comportements d’accommodation familiale.
Mots-clés :
- accommodation familiale,
- rencontres parentales,
- trouble obsessionnel compulsif
Abstract
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) leads to an alteration of family functioning, characterized by family accommodation. Family accommodation represents the commitment of parents leading to a negative reinforcement process that keeps the problematic. This study cases evaluates the effects of an innovative program of educational and therapeutic meetings for parents on the family accommodation and functioning of mothers with youth with OCD. These parenting meetings are aimed at targeting children's OCD comprehension as well as improving support and family functioning. The results of the three participants show a significant decrease in family accommodation.
Keywords:
- family accommodation,
- parenting meetings,
- obsessive-compulsive disorder
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