| Data: |
2021 |
| Descripció: |
103 pag. |
| Resum: |
This work offers an extensive literature review of the dance movement therapy currently offered to women during pregnancy and postpartum, until the child is one year old. |
| Resum: |
We look at the specificities of DMT in the psychotherapy world, the similarities and the differences and show how DMT is relevant to work in the perinatal field. We take a closer look at the immediate postpartum period (the first 40 days) as a key moment where psychotherapeutic work can take place. Postpartum mood disorders (depression and anxiety) impact a great number of parents (10 to 17% for postpartum depression) and make it a public health concern. It is of even greater importance to work on preventing postpartum mood disorders if the consequences on the child's future are taken into consideration. This work specifically looks at how DMT can help in the prevention of postpartum mood disorders (anxiety and depression) for both mothers and fathers. This work then gives some guidelines for work in the perinatal field , offering a model of specific interventions directly with the family combined with psychotherapeutic group work. Both intervention models are thought of for pregnancy, immediate postpartum and until the child reaches 1 year old. This dissertation explores how flexibility in time and space modalities should be considered a priority during this period of life. Fathers should also be offered much more consideration and support during the perinatal time. |
| Drets: |
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| Llengua: |
Anglès |
| Titulació: |
Dansa Moviment Teràpia [10493] |
| Pla d'estudis: |
Màster en Dansa Moviment Teràpia [1614] |
| Document: |
Treball de fi de postgrau |
| Matèria: |
DMT ;
Perinatal field ;
Pregnancy ;
Immediate postpartum ;
Postnatal mood disorders ;
Early infancy ;
Home treatment ;
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