“Con i Genitori”: un intervento di gruppo online a supporto della genitorialità nell’infanzia. Punti di forza e di criticità nelle percezioni dei partecipanti

Titolo Rivista PSICOLOGIA DELLA SALUTE
Autori/Curatori Francesca Boldrini, Benedetta Ragni, Simona De Stasio
Anno di pubblicazione 2024 Fascicolo 2024/3
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 20 P. 93-112 Dimensione file 294 KB
DOI 10.3280/PDS2024-003009
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Il presente contributo ha come obiettivo descrivere l’articolazione del protocollo di intervento “Con i Genitori” e i risultati di un’intervista telefonica semi-strutturata condotta al termi-ne dell’intervento, al fine di esplorare l’esperienza dei partecipanti, punti di forza e criticità del programma CiG e della sua erogazione online. L’intervento è rivolto a genitori di bambini con sviluppo tipico, di età compresa fra 0 e 6 anni e si compone di quattro sessioni di gruppo, basate su assunti teorici mutuati da modelli di intervento “evidence-based”, noti alla letteratura internazionale, rivolti alla genitorialità nella prima infanzia. I risultati descritti suggeriscono che il programma “Con i Genitori” potrebbe costituire uno strumento promettente ed interessante a supporto della relazione genitore-bambino e della sensibilità genitoriale nei primi anni di vita. Interventi con erogazione online potrebbero rappresentare un’importante modalità di accesso a programmi di prevenzione evidence based, facilitando la partecipazione degli utenti e soste-nendo la genitorialità sin dalle fasi più precoci dello sviluppo.;

Keywords:genitorialità positiva, intervento di gruppo, erogazione online, sensibilità genitoriale

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Francesca Boldrini, Benedetta Ragni, Simona De Stasio, “Con i Genitori”: un intervento di gruppo online a supporto della genitorialità nell’infanzia. Punti di forza e di criticità nelle percezioni dei partecipanti in "PSICOLOGIA DELLA SALUTE" 3/2024, pp 93-112, DOI: 10.3280/PDS2024-003009