Cesar Augusto Piccinini

Individualidade e conjugalidade na relação de casal de adolescentes

The present study aimed to investigate the dimensions of individuality and conjugality in adolescents romantic relationship, from pregnancy to the child’s second year of life. Three adolescent couples whose members were between 14 and 18 years of age in the beginning of data collection took part in the study. A collective case study design was used. Each couple was interviewed in four moments: third quarter of pregnancy, third month, first year and second year of the child. Qualitative content analysis revealed that, in general, conjugality had increased during pregnancy, decreased after the babys birth and was emphasized again during the childs second year.The present study aimed to investigate the dimensions of individuality and conjugality in adolescents romantic relationship, from pregnancy to the childs second year of life. Three adolescent couples whose members were between 14 and 18 years of age in the beginning of data collection took part in the study. A collective case study design was used. Each couple was interviewed in four moments: third quarter of pregnancy, third month, first year and second year of the child. Qualitative content analysis revealed that, in general, conjugality had increased during pregnancy, decreased after the babys birth and was emphasized again during the childs second year.

Proposta para análise da psicoterapia pais-bebê: evidências de dois casos

Parent-Infant Psychotherapy (PIP) represents an intervention used in the treatment of initial parent-infant relationships. Thus, the present study aimed to present a proposal for the evaluation of the psychotherapeutic process in PIP, with emphasis on the mechanisms of changing throughout psychotherapy. It was investigated the therapist’s interventions (1) to collect information, (2) to inform the patient, (3) to give the support, (4) of staging and (5) transgenerational interpretation; e, the insights (1) cognitive, (2) affective, and (3) pragmatic associated with interventions. Each of these categories was illustrated through verbalizations of two father-mother-infant consultations, in which the mothers presented postpartum depression. Evidences suggest that the proposal for analysis of parent-infant psychotherapy presented in this study may contribute to analyze the therapeutic process.

Estrategias de Enfrentamiento de Mujeres Brasileñas Embarazadas que Viven con VIH

Embarazadas VIH-positivo experimentan desafios en la prevencion de la infeccion del bebes, y las estrategias del enfrentamiento son facilitadores de este proceso. El objetivo del estudio transversal es describir las estrategias de enfrentamiento del 77 embarazadas VIH-positivo en un servicio de salud Brasileno. Se evaluo las estrategias centradas en lo Problema, en la Emocion, y en la Busqueda del Apoyo Social. Analisis multivariado identificaron predictores de estas estrategias. Empleo, practica religiosa y mejor CD4/imunidade se asocian con estrategias centradas en lo problema, y menos educacion, con estrategias centradas en la emocion. Busqueda del apoyo social se asocio con disponibilidad del apoyo, revelacion del VIH para el padre del bebe y conocimiento del diagnostico antes del embarazo. Intervenciones dirigidas para el apoyo social y la participacion del padre del bebe al cuidado de estas madres se hacen necesarias, con especial atencion a las embarazadas con diagnostico reciente y en desvantaja economica.

Individuality and conjugality in adolescent couples

The present study aimed to investigate the dimensions of individuality and conjugality in adolescents romantic relationship, from pregnancy to the child’s second year of life. Three adolescent couples whose members were between 14 and 18 years of age in the beginning of data collection took part in the study. A collective case study design was used. Each couple was interviewed in four moments: third quarter of pregnancy, third month, first year and second year of the child. Qualitative content analysis revealed that, in general, conjugality had increased during pregnancy, decreased after the babys birth and was emphasized again during the childs second year.The present study aimed to investigate the dimensions of individuality and conjugality in adolescents romantic relationship, from pregnancy to the childs second year of life. Three adolescent couples whose members were between 14 and 18 years of age in the beginning of data collection took part in the study. A collective case study design was used. Each couple was interviewed in four moments: third quarter of pregnancy, third month, first year and second year of the child. Qualitative content analysis revealed that, in general, conjugality had increased during pregnancy, decreased after the babys birth and was emphasized again during the childs second year.

Individualidad y conjugalidad en la relación de parejas adolescentes

The present study aimed to investigate the dimensions of individuality and conjugality in adolescents romantic relationship, from pregnancy to the child’s second year of life. Three adolescent couples whose members were between 14 and 18 years of age in the beginning of data collection took part in the study. A collective case study design was used. Each couple was interviewed in four moments: third quarter of pregnancy, third month, first year and second year of the child. Qualitative content analysis revealed that, in general, conjugality had increased during pregnancy, decreased after the babys birth and was emphasized again during the childs second year.The present study aimed to investigate the dimensions of individuality and conjugality in adolescents romantic relationship, from pregnancy to the childs second year of life. Three adolescent couples whose members were between 14 and 18 years of age in the beginning of data collection took part in the study. A collective case study design was used. Each couple was interviewed in four moments: third quarter of pregnancy, third month, first year and second year of the child. Qualitative content analysis revealed that, in general, conjugality had increased during pregnancy, decreased after the babys birth and was emphasized again during the childs second year.