[Dysfunctional parenting: prevention and care]
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Summary
A coordinated network of child psychiatry professionals improves pre- and post-partum care. This integrated approach facilitates stronger connections between professionals, parents, and children, supporting positive parental evolution.
Area of Science:
- Child Psychiatry
- Perinatal Mental Health
- Developmental Psychology
Context:
- Addresses the need for integrated mental health support during the perinatal period.
- Highlights the challenges in existing fragmented care systems.
- Focuses on early intervention strategies for parental well-being.
Purpose:
- To demonstrate the effectiveness of a coordinated professional network in child psychiatry prevention care.
- To explore how professional collaboration enhances support for parents and children.
- To illustrate the positive impact of early, consistent follow-up on the evolution of parenthood.
Summary:
- Details the establishment and function of a multidisciplinary network for pre- and post-partum care.
- Identifies key indicators for network activation and coordination.
- Presents a case study of a mother receiving comprehensive perinatal support, emphasizing the benefits of professional linkage.
Impact:
- Facilitates easier access to care and strengthens professional-parent-child relationships.
- Promotes a positive developmental trajectory for new parents.
- Establishes a model for effective, collaborative perinatal mental health services.
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