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O presente estudo, parte de uma perspetiva relacional-simbólica com o propósito de
compreender como o nascimento de um filho com Trissomia 21 afeta a dinâmica familiar. Para
esse efeito, esta investigação recorre a uma metodologia qualitativa, em que foram utilizados
como instrumentos clínicos, a Entrevista Clínica Geracional (Cigoli & Tamanza, 2009;
Facchin, Molgora, Gonçalves, 2010), o Genograma e o “Family Life Space” (Gozzoli &
Tamanza, 1998), com o objetivo de explorar a dinâmica familiar consciente e inconsciente,
procurar os significados atribuídos à relação familiar, compreender a volubilidade geracional e
o processo de co-construção de valores e compreender a qualidade do intercâmbio
intergeneracional (Cigoli, 2009).
Participaram neste estudo duas famílias nucleares intactas, sendo um filho diagnosticado
com Trissomia 21. O nascimento do filho representou para os pais, a perda do filho idealizado,
o que acarretou um aumento do stress familiar e implicações na dinâmica familiar, contudo, a
partir da comparação da perspetiva entre a estrutura familiar foram identificadas semelhanças
ao nível dos circuitos de transmissão intergeracional familiar, nos principais valores emergentes
e na capacidade de adaptarem-se quando as situações familiares modificam-se, sem perderem
no entanto, a continuidade do crescimento e o desenvolvimento do processo vital familiar.
The present study, part of a relational-symbolic perspective with the purpose of understanding how the birth of a child with Trisomy 21 affects family dynamics. For this purpose, this investigation uses a qualitative methodology, in which the Clinical Generational Interview (Cigoli & Tamanza, 2009; Facchin, Molgora, Gonçalves, 2010), the Genogram and the “Family Life Space” ( Gozzoli & Tamanza, 1998), with the objective of exploring the conscious and unconscious family dynamics, looking for the meanings attributed to the family relationship, understanding the generational volatility and the process of co-construction of values and understanding the quality of intergenerational interchange (Cigoli, 2009). Two intact nuclear families participated in this study, one son diagnosed with Trisomy 21. The birth of the child represented, for the parents, the loss of the idealized child, which led to an increase in family stress and implications for family dynamics, however, from the comparison of the perspective between the family structure, similarities were identified in terms of the intergenerational family transmission circuits, in the main emerging values and in the ability to adapt when family situations change, without losing, however, the continuity of growth and development of the family vital process.
The present study, part of a relational-symbolic perspective with the purpose of understanding how the birth of a child with Trisomy 21 affects family dynamics. For this purpose, this investigation uses a qualitative methodology, in which the Clinical Generational Interview (Cigoli & Tamanza, 2009; Facchin, Molgora, Gonçalves, 2010), the Genogram and the “Family Life Space” ( Gozzoli & Tamanza, 1998), with the objective of exploring the conscious and unconscious family dynamics, looking for the meanings attributed to the family relationship, understanding the generational volatility and the process of co-construction of values and understanding the quality of intergenerational interchange (Cigoli, 2009). Two intact nuclear families participated in this study, one son diagnosed with Trisomy 21. The birth of the child represented, for the parents, the loss of the idealized child, which led to an increase in family stress and implications for family dynamics, however, from the comparison of the perspective between the family structure, similarities were identified in terms of the intergenerational family transmission circuits, in the main emerging values and in the ability to adapt when family situations change, without losing, however, the continuity of growth and development of the family vital process.
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Dinâmica familiar Família Doença Modelo relacional-simbólico Transições familiares Family dynamics Family Disease Relational-symbolic model Family transitions