Antoine Guédeney
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 440238 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Antoine Guédeney |
| NOMBRES | Antoine |
| APELLIDO | Guédeney |
| FIRMA | GUÉDENEY A |
| AFILIACIONES | Hôpital Bichat-Claude-Bernard |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2346-4495 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 81 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1987 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Parental Sensitivity and Infant Social Withdrawal During Mother–Infant and Father–Infant Interactions
While social withdrawal is a normal defense mechanism displayed by infants to regulate interactions, it can negatively impact infant development when it becomes chronic, leading to delays in motor, cognitive, and communication difficulties in later development. Infant withdrawal was associated with low levels of parental sensitivity (i.e., the capacity of a caregiver to perceive the child signals and to respond to them accurately with an appropri…
Que reste-t-il des travaux de René Spitz ? Une réévaluation de ses propositions cliniques et théoriques
De nombreuses femmes utilisent des produits psychotropes pendant la grossesse. Ces produits qui ont des conséquences sur le développement du fœtus et de l’enfant sont peu recherchés dans l’accompagnement des femmes enceintes. Pourtant, ils posent de nombreux problèmes pour la santé mentale des mères, l’équilibre des interactions mère-enfant et le devenir des enfants. Cette revue de la littérature montre que ces problèmes sont sous-estimés et sous…
A Controlled Trial Evaluating the Impact of a Home-Visiting Program on Maternal Disruptive Communication in a Vulnerable Population
Attachment disorganization is a significant high-risk factor for infant mental health. Its association with high-risk psychosocial contexts has been clearly identified, but the link between these difficult social contexts and maternal disruptive communication has been poorly explored. The CAPEDP (Compétences Parentales et Attachement dans la Petite Enfance; Parental competences and attachment in early childhood) study assessed the effects of a ma…
Prevalence and Characteristics of Social Withdrawal Tendency Among 3–24 Months in China
Background: Sustained withdrawal behavior is an obstacle for child development. The present study aimed to preliminarily evaluate the prevalence of social withdrawal tendency in young Chinese children using the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) and describe the characteristics of socially withdrawn children. Method: This was a cross-sectional analysis as part of a prospective cohort study. A total of 114 children aged 3-24 months were included. Th…
Best Practice in Individual Supervision of Psychologists Working in the French Capedp Preventive Perinatal Home-Visiting Program
Individual supervision of home-visiting professionals has proved to be a key element for perinatal home-visiting programs. Although studies have been published concerning quality criteria for supervision in North American contexts, little is known about this subject in other national settings. In the context of the CAPEDP program (Compétences parentales et Attachement dans la Petite Enfance: Diminution des risques liés aux troubles de santé menta…
Parent-provider relationship in home visiting interventions
Les interventions préventives en santé mentale du jeune enfant vues par leurs bénéficiaires
Social Withdrawal Behavior in Infancy
This article reviews the studies using or validating the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, ) within different countries, different populations, and different settings. After a brief summary of the theoretical backgrounds of infant social behavior, the results of the main controlled and methodologically comparable studies are summarized and discussed. Second, the results of some observational studies as well as different…
A Description of the Modified Alarm Distress Baby Scale (M‐adbb)
This article introduces the m‐ADBB , a modified version of the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, ) used to screen for infant social withdrawal. Social withdrawal can be an indicator of several factors, including infant depression. A brief description is given of various studies that have shown that infants’ behavior, as rated on the ADBB, is associated with poor maternal and paternal mental health as well as with later …
Impact of a Randomized Home‐visiting Trial on Infant Social Withdrawal in the Capedp Prevention Study
The goal of this study was to measure the effects of a home‐based, preventive intervention on children's sustained social withdrawal behavior at 18 months of age. The Compétences parentales et Attachement dans la Petite Enfance: Diminution des risques liés aux troubles de santé mentale et Promotion de la résilience (CAPEDP) (Parental Skills and Attachment in Early Childhood: Reducing Mental Health Risks and Promoting Resilience) study gathered a …
Screening for Sustained Social Withdrawal Behaviors in Six‐month‐old Infants During Pediatric Primary Care Visits
To examine relations between infant social withdrawal behavior and maternal major depression (MDD), 155 mother–infant dyads were evaluated at the 6‐month primary care visit. Maternal depression was determined based on a psychiatric interview. Infant social withdrawal behavior was assessed with the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, 2001) based on videotaped mother–infant interactions. Of the sample, 18.7% of mothers were…
Relation Between Social Withdrawal Symptoms in Full‐term and Premature Infants and Depressive Symtoms in Mothers
The objective of this longitudinal study was to investigate the prevalence of infants' social withdrawal and mothers’ depressive symptoms in a cohort of full‐term infants and their mothers and in a cohort of moderately premature infants and their mothers at 3, 6, and 9 months’ postpartum. The Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) was used to assess social withdrawal; the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) was administered to ascertain postpar…
A home-visiting intervention targeting determinants of infant mental health
Current Clinical trial number is NCT00392847
Toward a method for analyzing series of clinical cases
This article describes the development of this special issue, and emphasizes the need for a methodology to gather and summarize clinical experience and meta‐analyze clinical cases
Phenomenology, psychopathology, and short‐term therapeutic outcome of 102 infants aged 0 to 12 months consecutively referred to a community‐based 0 to 3 mental health clinic
Infants ages 0 to 1 year consecutively referred for psychiatric treatment during the year 2005 were followed, and variables associated with diagnosis and short‐term outcome were assessed. Infants were evaluated using the Psychiatric Infant Navigator Chart and Evaluation that includes nosological diagnoses [ Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood, (DC 0–3), Zero to Three, 1994] as well…
The infant protection system in France
The French system for protection of infants and toddlers relies on the collaboration of several different partners for preventing, screening, assessing, intervening in, and treating cases of infant abuse and neglect. This article first provides a brief historic overview and some data about the protection of infants in France, with data focused on the Parisian area. We then describe the tasks and interconnections of these different agencies and ad…
The infant's relational worlds
Withdrawal behavior and depression in infancy
This paper describes the history of the concept of infant depression, which has been at the beginning of the discipline of infant mental health, and reviews classification and diagnosis issues, along with some animal models. Several diagnostic criteria have yielded different prevalence rates, and some being unrealistic, but we still do not know when infant depression begins, what its outcome is, and what are its different aspects. It is suggested…
Detecting infants in need
The object of this paper was to study how the Baby Alarm Distress Scale (ADBB), developed as a simple screening tool for front line professionals working with infants, correlates with the more detailed assessment method of the Global Rating Scale (GRS) for Mother‐Infant Interaction at two and four months. A sample of 127 eight‐ to eleven‐week‐old infants was videotaped in free interaction with their mothers, and infant interaction behavior was ra…
Sustained withdrawal behavior in clinic-referred and nonreferred infants
To examine the relations between infants' sustained withdrawal behavior and children's mental health status and maternal and child relational behavior, 36 clinic-referred and 43 control infants were evaluated. Families were visited at home, mother-child free play and feeding interactions were videotaped, and mothers completed self-report measures. Interactions were coded for sustained withdrawal using the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; Guedeney…
Assessing the social behavior of infants
Infants can show a range of social behavior when interacting with their main caregiver. Previous work has demonstrated that when the caregiver is depressed, the infant may demonstrate withdrawn behavior not only to this person but also to others. This pilot study used a relatively new assessment tool, the Alarme Distress de Bebe Scale (ADBB; Guedeney and Fermanian, 2001), to assess the social behavior of 44 infants during a routine physical check…
The Zero‐to‐Three diagnostic classification
The goal of this article is to contribute to the validity of the Zero‐to‐Three diagnostic classification (DC: 0–3) by studying the range, the indices of consistency, the interjudge reliability, and the issue of comorbidity on Axis I. Eighty‐five consecutive children under three years of age and their families were assessed in six mental health centers with clinical interviews and developmental testing. Diagnoses on the five axes of the classifica…
Serge Lebovici
A validity and reliability study of assessment and screening for sustained withdrawal reaction in infancy
Sustained withdrawal behavior in infancy is an important alarm signal to draw attention to both organic and relationship disorders. A withdrawal scale, the Alarm Distress Baby scale (ADBB), for infants between 2 and 24 months of age was built. This article describes the construction of the scale and the assessment of its psychometric properties. The ADBB has good content validity, based on the advice of seven experts. The scale has good criterion…
Early intervention in infant research
A validity and reliability study of assessment and screening for sustained withdrawal reaction in infancy
Sustained withdrawal behavior in infancy is an important alarm signal to draw attention to both organic and relationship disorders. A withdrawal scale, the Alarm Distress Baby scale (ADBB), for infants between 2 and 24 months of age was built. This article describes the construction of the scale and the assessment of its psychometric properties. The ADBB has good content validity, based on the advice of seven experts. The scale has good criterion…
Sustained withdrawal behavior in clinic-referred and nonreferred infants
To examine the relations between infants' sustained withdrawal behavior and children's mental health status and maternal and child relational behavior, 36 clinic-referred and 43 control infants were evaluated. Families were visited at home, mother-child free play and feeding interactions were videotaped, and mothers completed self-report measures. Interactions were coded for sustained withdrawal using the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; Guedeney…
Assessing the social behavior of infants
Infants can show a range of social behavior when interacting with their main caregiver. Previous work has demonstrated that when the caregiver is depressed, the infant may demonstrate withdrawn behavior not only to this person but also to others. This pilot study used a relatively new assessment tool, the Alarme Distress de Bebe Scale (ADBB; Guedeney and Fermanian, 2001), to assess the social behavior of 44 infants during a routine physical check…
Detecting infants in need
The object of this paper was to study how the Baby Alarm Distress Scale (ADBB), developed as a simple screening tool for front line professionals working with infants, correlates with the more detailed assessment method of the Global Rating Scale (GRS) for Mother‐Infant Interaction at two and four months. A sample of 127 eight‐ to eleven‐week‐old infants was videotaped in free interaction with their mothers, and infant interaction behavior was ra…
Parent-provider relationship in home visiting interventions
Withdrawal behavior and depression in infancy
This paper describes the history of the concept of infant depression, which has been at the beginning of the discipline of infant mental health, and reviews classification and diagnosis issues, along with some animal models. Several diagnostic criteria have yielded different prevalence rates, and some being unrealistic, but we still do not know when infant depression begins, what its outcome is, and what are its different aspects. It is suggested…
The Zero‐to‐Three diagnostic classification
The goal of this article is to contribute to the validity of the Zero‐to‐Three diagnostic classification (DC: 0–3) by studying the range, the indices of consistency, the interjudge reliability, and the issue of comorbidity on Axis I. Eighty‐five consecutive children under three years of age and their families were assessed in six mental health centers with clinical interviews and developmental testing. Diagnoses on the five axes of the classifica…
Best Practice in Individual Supervision of Psychologists Working in the French Capedp Preventive Perinatal Home-Visiting Program
Individual supervision of home-visiting professionals has proved to be a key element for perinatal home-visiting programs. Although studies have been published concerning quality criteria for supervision in North American contexts, little is known about this subject in other national settings. In the context of the CAPEDP program (Compétences parentales et Attachement dans la Petite Enfance: Diminution des risques liés aux troubles de santé menta…
A Description of the Modified Alarm Distress Baby Scale (M‐adbb)
This article introduces the m‐ADBB , a modified version of the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, ) used to screen for infant social withdrawal. Social withdrawal can be an indicator of several factors, including infant depression. A brief description is given of various studies that have shown that infants’ behavior, as rated on the ADBB, is associated with poor maternal and paternal mental health as well as with later …
Relation Between Social Withdrawal Symptoms in Full‐term and Premature Infants and Depressive Symtoms in Mothers
The objective of this longitudinal study was to investigate the prevalence of infants' social withdrawal and mothers’ depressive symptoms in a cohort of full‐term infants and their mothers and in a cohort of moderately premature infants and their mothers at 3, 6, and 9 months’ postpartum. The Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) was used to assess social withdrawal; the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) was administered to ascertain postpar…
Phenomenology, psychopathology, and short‐term therapeutic outcome of 102 infants aged 0 to 12 months consecutively referred to a community‐based 0 to 3 mental health clinic
Infants ages 0 to 1 year consecutively referred for psychiatric treatment during the year 2005 were followed, and variables associated with diagnosis and short‐term outcome were assessed. Infants were evaluated using the Psychiatric Infant Navigator Chart and Evaluation that includes nosological diagnoses [ Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood, (DC 0–3), Zero to Three, 1994] as well…
Screening for Sustained Social Withdrawal Behaviors in Six‐month‐old Infants During Pediatric Primary Care Visits
To examine relations between infant social withdrawal behavior and maternal major depression (MDD), 155 mother–infant dyads were evaluated at the 6‐month primary care visit. Maternal depression was determined based on a psychiatric interview. Infant social withdrawal behavior was assessed with the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, 2001) based on videotaped mother–infant interactions. Of the sample, 18.7% of mothers were…
The infant protection system in France
The French system for protection of infants and toddlers relies on the collaboration of several different partners for preventing, screening, assessing, intervening in, and treating cases of infant abuse and neglect. This article first provides a brief historic overview and some data about the protection of infants in France, with data focused on the Parisian area. We then describe the tasks and interconnections of these different agencies and ad…
Sleep disorders in the first 18 months of life
Sleep disturbances of infancy (troubles in falling asleep, in the duration of sleep, night waking) are now the subject of renewed interest. Recently, these sleep problems in babies and young children seem to have increased in frequency and severity. A pilot study of sleep disorders is underway at the child department of the Hopital de la Poterne des Peupliers and involves more than 80 children aged 0–18 months. Twenty-nine infants have been selec…
Serge Lebovici's creativity
Evaluation into the relationship
From early withdrawal reaction to infant depression
Despite the frequent use of the term and although it is a key notion in evaluation, infant depression remains poorly defined and assessed since the initial work of René Spitz. This paper reviews recent aspects of infant depression related to classification, issues in infancy, attachment disorders, relationship disorders, maternal depression, failure to thrive and protein energy malnutrition. The actual scope of depression might include some aspec…
Evaluation into the relationship
From a clinical and psychoanalytically informed point of view, the process of evaluation is mainly concerned with the formation of a working alliance with the infant. Assessment is, therefore, considered as a process that cannot be applied in a systematic way, regardless of the situation. On the contrary, it is based upon transference and countertransference, which guides the clinician, along with the infant's behavior and reactions, during the c…
Early intervention in infant research
Serge Lebovici
A validity and reliability study of assessment and screening for sustained withdrawal reaction in infancy
Sustained withdrawal behavior in infancy is an important alarm signal to draw attention to both organic and relationship disorders. A withdrawal scale, the Alarm Distress Baby scale (ADBB), for infants between 2 and 24 months of age was built. This article describes the construction of the scale and the assessment of its psychometric properties. The ADBB has good content validity, based on the advice of seven experts. The scale has good criterion…
The Zero‐to‐Three diagnostic classification
The goal of this article is to contribute to the validity of the Zero‐to‐Three diagnostic classification (DC: 0–3) by studying the range, the indices of consistency, the interjudge reliability, and the issue of comorbidity on Axis I. Eighty‐five consecutive children under three years of age and their families were assessed in six mental health centers with clinical interviews and developmental testing. Diagnoses on the five axes of the classifica…
Assessing the social behavior of infants
Infants can show a range of social behavior when interacting with their main caregiver. Previous work has demonstrated that when the caregiver is depressed, the infant may demonstrate withdrawn behavior not only to this person but also to others. This pilot study used a relatively new assessment tool, the Alarme Distress de Bebe Scale (ADBB; Guedeney and Fermanian, 2001), to assess the social behavior of 44 infants during a routine physical check…
Sustained withdrawal behavior in clinic-referred and nonreferred infants
To examine the relations between infants' sustained withdrawal behavior and children's mental health status and maternal and child relational behavior, 36 clinic-referred and 43 control infants were evaluated. Families were visited at home, mother-child free play and feeding interactions were videotaped, and mothers completed self-report measures. Interactions were coded for sustained withdrawal using the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; Guedeney…
Withdrawal behavior and depression in infancy
This paper describes the history of the concept of infant depression, which has been at the beginning of the discipline of infant mental health, and reviews classification and diagnosis issues, along with some animal models. Several diagnostic criteria have yielded different prevalence rates, and some being unrealistic, but we still do not know when infant depression begins, what its outcome is, and what are its different aspects. It is suggested…
Detecting infants in need
The object of this paper was to study how the Baby Alarm Distress Scale (ADBB), developed as a simple screening tool for front line professionals working with infants, correlates with the more detailed assessment method of the Global Rating Scale (GRS) for Mother‐Infant Interaction at two and four months. A sample of 127 eight‐ to eleven‐week‐old infants was videotaped in free interaction with their mothers, and infant interaction behavior was ra…
The infant protection system in France
The French system for protection of infants and toddlers relies on the collaboration of several different partners for preventing, screening, assessing, intervening in, and treating cases of infant abuse and neglect. This article first provides a brief historic overview and some data about the protection of infants in France, with data focused on the Parisian area. We then describe the tasks and interconnections of these different agencies and ad…
The infant's relational worlds
Phenomenology, psychopathology, and short‐term therapeutic outcome of 102 infants aged 0 to 12 months consecutively referred to a community‐based 0 to 3 mental health clinic
Infants ages 0 to 1 year consecutively referred for psychiatric treatment during the year 2005 were followed, and variables associated with diagnosis and short‐term outcome were assessed. Infants were evaluated using the Psychiatric Infant Navigator Chart and Evaluation that includes nosological diagnoses [ Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood, (DC 0–3), Zero to Three, 1994] as well…
Toward a method for analyzing series of clinical cases
This article describes the development of this special issue, and emphasizes the need for a methodology to gather and summarize clinical experience and meta‐analyze clinical cases
A home-visiting intervention targeting determinants of infant mental health
Current Clinical trial number is NCT00392847
Les interventions préventives en santé mentale du jeune enfant vues par leurs bénéficiaires
Social Withdrawal Behavior in Infancy
This article reviews the studies using or validating the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, ) within different countries, different populations, and different settings. After a brief summary of the theoretical backgrounds of infant social behavior, the results of the main controlled and methodologically comparable studies are summarized and discussed. Second, the results of some observational studies as well as different…
A Description of the Modified Alarm Distress Baby Scale (M‐adbb)
This article introduces the m‐ADBB , a modified version of the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, ) used to screen for infant social withdrawal. Social withdrawal can be an indicator of several factors, including infant depression. A brief description is given of various studies that have shown that infants’ behavior, as rated on the ADBB, is associated with poor maternal and paternal mental health as well as with later …
Impact of a Randomized Home‐visiting Trial on Infant Social Withdrawal in the Capedp Prevention Study
The goal of this study was to measure the effects of a home‐based, preventive intervention on children's sustained social withdrawal behavior at 18 months of age. The Compétences parentales et Attachement dans la Petite Enfance: Diminution des risques liés aux troubles de santé mentale et Promotion de la résilience (CAPEDP) (Parental Skills and Attachment in Early Childhood: Reducing Mental Health Risks and Promoting Resilience) study gathered a …
Screening for Sustained Social Withdrawal Behaviors in Six‐month‐old Infants During Pediatric Primary Care Visits
To examine relations between infant social withdrawal behavior and maternal major depression (MDD), 155 mother–infant dyads were evaluated at the 6‐month primary care visit. Maternal depression was determined based on a psychiatric interview. Infant social withdrawal behavior was assessed with the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB; A. Guedeney & J. Fermanian, 2001) based on videotaped mother–infant interactions. Of the sample, 18.7% of mothers were…
Relation Between Social Withdrawal Symptoms in Full‐term and Premature Infants and Depressive Symtoms in Mothers
The objective of this longitudinal study was to investigate the prevalence of infants' social withdrawal and mothers’ depressive symptoms in a cohort of full‐term infants and their mothers and in a cohort of moderately premature infants and their mothers at 3, 6, and 9 months’ postpartum. The Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) was used to assess social withdrawal; the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) was administered to ascertain postpar…
Parent-provider relationship in home visiting interventions
Psychology (23 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (20 obras) · Medicine (16 obras) · Psychiatry (16 obras) · Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy and Postpartum (15 obras) · Clinical Psychology (12 obras) · Developmental psychology (12 obras) · Infant Development and Preterm Care (9 obras) · Distress (8 obras) · Infant Health and Development (8 obras)