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Using DMM F amily F unc tional F or mulations in inte r ve ntions for c hildr e n with ne ur ode ve lopme ntal disor de r s Andr e a L andini, Be atr ic e Be r te lli & Silvia Moniga (Italy) T wo c e nte r s for tr e atme


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Using DMM F amily F unc tional F

  • r

mulations in inte r ve ntions for c hildr e n with ne ur

  • de ve lopme ntal disor

de r s

Andr e a L andini, Be atr ic e Be r te lli & Silvia Moniga (Italy)

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T wo c e nte r s for tr e atme nt of ne ur

  • de ve lopme ntal disor

de r s

  • A ra ng e o f diso rde rs, o f diffe re nt se ve rity, fro m

a utism to me nta l re ta rda tio n (c hro mo so mic a no ma lie s a nd o the r c a use s), to le a rning disa b ilitie s to la ng ua g e de la y

  • Sta ff fe e ls a ne e d fo r supe rvisio n:

ne uro psyc ho lo g ic a l dia g no sis no t g uiding so me c ritic a l a spe c ts o f inte rve ntio n

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Que stions ar ising fr

  • m pr

ac tic e

  • Ho w to wo rk o n re la tio nships, whe n the fa mily

pro b le m is fo c use d o n the func tio ning o f the c hild?

  • As mo st fa milie s do n’ t fo llo w up o n re fe rra ls to

psyc ho the ra pists (a nd so me psyc ho the ra pists re se nt re fe rra ls do ne b y c o lle a g ue s, a nd no t b y the fa milie s the mse lve s) wha t a re the a lte rna tive s?

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A r e se ar c h que stion

  • Do e s the DMM F

a mily F unc tio na l F

  • rmula tio n

(F F F ) impro ve the e ffic a c y o f tre a tme nt o f ne uro - de ve lo pme nta l diso rde rs?

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T wo gr

  • ups c ompar

e d

  • 1) T

re a tme nt a s usua l, inc luding :

  • tho ro ug h ne uro psyc ho lo g ic a l a sse ssme nt,
  • re ha b ilita tive tre a tme nt,
  • a c tiva tio n o f a dditio na l psyc ho lo g ic a l a nd me dic a l

tre a tme nts

  • 2) F

F F a dde d to a sse ssme nt

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Compar isons:

1. Re c o ve re d func tio na lity (me a sura b le ) 2. Suc c e ss o f inte rve ntio n a s pe rc e ive d b y the fa mily 3. Suc c e ss o f inte rve ntio n a s pe rc e ive d b y the sta ff 4. Ada pta tio n o f the fa mily

  • in g e ne ra l
  • re g a rding the inte rve ntio n
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Cur r e nt state of pr

  • je c t
  • E

xisting c a se lo a d (a b o ut 40) a sse sse d fo r e ffe c ts

  • f inte rve ntio n a nd sta te o f fa mily a da pta tio n
  • I

nc o ming c a se s (18 so fa r):

  • a re g ive n DMM a sse ssme nts a nd a n F

F F is c o nstruc te d

  • will b e a sse sse d a fte r c o mpa ra b le time o f

inte rve ntio n

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What we have le ar ne d so far

  • Giving the a sse ssme nts: no t a me c ha nic a l

pro c e ss, re q uire s tho ug ht a nd dia lo g ue with the fa mily (risk o f dro p o ut).

  • Mo re re fle c tive a b ilitie s in pa re nts = le ss

c o mplia nc e to pro po se d tre a tme nts.

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What we have le ar ne d so far

  • Whe n o ne pa re nt mo re re fle c tive (B o r R  B),

the o the r ta ke s the le a de rship.

  • Re la tio nship issue s do no t ne c e ssa rily re q uire

a no the r inte rve ntio n: diffe re nt wa ys o f c a rrying o ut re ha b ilita tive inte rve ntio ns c a n ha ve e ffe c ts o n fa mily o rg a niza tio n.

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T hank you