In therapy, asking about the sexual abuse facts known by the child can sometimes appear like additional maltreatment. On the other hand, not talk about it could also mean not to be interested or not being able to do so and therefore, not being a big help for the child victim. Despite the various recommendations in the treatment of children victims of sexual abuse, it seems to continue to be unclear ...

Parmi les nouvelles familles, celles recomposées peuvent présenter différents gradients de complexité et de diversité. Les familles homoparentales recomposées présentent une série de défis communs aux familles hétéroparentales recomposées : stress lié à la séparation/divorce, gestion des pertes/réorganisation, construction de nouvelles appartenances, etc. Toutefois, lorsque la souffrance s’invite ...

When a child victim of sexual abuse tells us that he has not said everything, it may be tempting to try to pierce the secret, to encourage him to get it off his chest once and for all, as some parents suggest. However, our wish has been to take the reader toward another perception of these things left unsaid. First of all, by defining several variables which make it possible to evaluate the meta-aspect ...

La méthode d’entrevue d’investigation non suggestive inspirée de celle du NICHD a été proposée aux équipes SOS Enfants depuis deux ans, dans le cadre d’un partenariat avec Le Centre d’Expertise Marie-Vincent. Six intervenants issus de 3 équipes ont été sensibilisés à cette pratique. Depuis, chacun a poursuivi son application. Le fonctionnement de chacune des équipes dépend fortement de l’arrondissement ...

When they consult in the context of difficulties in separating, families left first to see what they have lost. Therefore, referring to existing models, the systemic approach often read these difficulties by the way of grieving. But separated families have shown us they can’t be reduced neither to their losses neither to the actual clinical models. Their complexity leads us to think of new explanatory ...