Marie-Andrée Poirier
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4449175 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marie-Andrée Poirier |
| NOMBRES | Marie-Andrée |
| APELLIDO | Poirier |
| FIRMA | POIRIER M |
| AFILIACIONES | Université de Montréal |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Ties That Remain
This paper addresses how the quality of adoptive family relationships, adoption communication in the adoptive family, adopted adults’ sense of family belonging, and adoptive parental identity can change following birth family contact in international adoption. The results presented are based on individual and family interviews conducted with 22 internationally adopted adults and adoptive parents from Quebec, Canada. The findings highlight that bi…
Entre continuité culturelle et stabilité
L’article détaille la trajectoire des enfants innus d’Uashat mak Mani-utenam (Québec) qui ont vécu un épisode de prise en charge par la protection de la jeunesse entre 2009 et 2016, où ils ont fait l’expérience d’un placement (30 jours ou plus). Un devis quantitatif est utilisé pour décrire les caractéristiques des enfants (n=331), les types de milieux substituts et la stabilité des parcours. Les résultats d’analyses inférentielles montrent que l…
An Exploratory Typology for Understanding Family-Relationship Issues in Kinship-Care Placements
Family relationships are a distinctive feature of kinship-care placements, but very few studies have examined how the dynamics of these relationships affect the placement experience. This article does explore these dynamics and identifies some possible patterns, as experienced and reported by parents of children placed in kinship care. The findings presented here come from a qualitative study employing a life-story methodology, in which nine pare…
Éléments sous-jacents structurant le processus décisionnel autour du projet de vie des enfants en protection de la jeunesse
Cet article vise à décrire les schèmes d’interprétation communs (pivots de l’action) que les professionnels en protection de la jeunesse actualisent pour prendre une décision autour du projet de vie alternatif à la réunification. Ces pivots structurent la pratique des acteurs et leur discours. Ils permettent la légitimation des actions, des positions et des décisions et, dans certaines situations, d’exercer du pouvoir ou une influence sur les aut…
Decision-making in foster care
Placement in a foster family by child welfare services is a crucial decision in the trajectory of a child. Nevertheless, the strategies and procedures underlying the decision to remove a child from his/her family for placement in foster care remain little studied. Based on 39 semi-directed individual interviews with social workers from child welfare services, the current study aims at highlighting how social workers come to the decision to remove…
Comprendre les tensions vécues par les parents d’accueil
Au Québec, depuis 2009, les parents d’accueil œuvrant en protection de la jeunesse ont un statut de travailleur, sont représentés par un syndicat et leur rôle est encadré par un mécanisme de contrôle de la qualité des services. Dans ce contexte, certains d’entre eux vivent des tensions semblables à ce qu’expérimentent les parents d’accueil dans d’autres environnements professionnalisés. Cet article propose d’aborder ces tensions sous l’angle des …
Different profiles, different needs
Decision making at substantiation in cases involving racialized families
Being a Foster-to-Adopt Parent
The Mixed-Bank Program (Quebec, Canada) is based on concurrent planning principles. While the primary goal of this placement is reunification of the child with their birth parents, the low probability of this happening calls for simultaneously planning for an alternative solution, such as adoption. As a result, foster-to-adopt families have to deal with the uncertainty of the adoptability of the child and having no legal status nor control over t…
Placement Stability, Cumulative Time in Care, and Permanency
Objectives : The Quebec Youth Protection Act was amended in 2007. The main goal of this reform was to improve placement stability for children who are removed from their home for their protection. Among several legal provisions introduced was the establishment of maximum age-specific durations of out-of-home care, after which a plan must be established to provide stability for children placed in substitute care by finding permanent homes for them…
L’adoption coutumière chez les Inuit du Nunavik
Diverses pratiques d’échange ou de transfert d’enfants existent au sein de différents groupes indigènes ou autochtones. Notamment chez les Inuit du Nunavik, un tiers des enfants sont adoptés selon la coutume (Rochett e et al ., 2007). Basée sur le don d’un enfant à un autre membre de la communauté, cette pratique d’adoption informelle découle de la façon dont les Inuit conçoivent la famille et définissent la notion de filiation. Cet article vise …
Jeunesse en tête
Impact of Inuit customary adoption on behavioral problems in school-age Inuit children
A large proportion of Inuit children in Arctic Quebec are adopted in accordance with traditional Inuit customs. In contrast to adoptions in Southern Canada and the United States, the child is adopted at birth and by a close family member; he or she knows who his or her biological parents are, and will typically have contact with them. Studies of other populations have reported an increased incidence of behavior problems in adopted compared with n…
Vingt ans de recherche et d’action au service du bien-être des enfants
Twenty years of research and action for the well-being of children
Risk of maltreatment recurrence after exiting substitute care
Preschool-aged children have difficulty constructing and interpreting simple utterances composed of graphic symbols
Children who require augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems while they are in the process of acquiring language face unique challenges because they use graphic symbols for communication. In contrast to the situation of typically developing children, they use different modalities for comprehension (auditory) and expression (visual). This study explored the ability of three- and four-year-old children without disabilities to perfo…
Being a Foster-to-Adopt Parent
The Mixed-Bank Program (Quebec, Canada) is based on concurrent planning principles. While the primary goal of this placement is reunification of the child with their birth parents, the low probability of this happening calls for simultaneously planning for an alternative solution, such as adoption. As a result, foster-to-adopt families have to deal with the uncertainty of the adoptability of the child and having no legal status nor control over t…
Risk of maltreatment recurrence after exiting substitute care
Decision making at substantiation in cases involving racialized families
An Exploratory Typology for Understanding Family-Relationship Issues in Kinship-Care Placements
Family relationships are a distinctive feature of kinship-care placements, but very few studies have examined how the dynamics of these relationships affect the placement experience. This article does explore these dynamics and identifies some possible patterns, as experienced and reported by parents of children placed in kinship care. The findings presented here come from a qualitative study employing a life-story methodology, in which nine pare…
Preschool-aged children have difficulty constructing and interpreting simple utterances composed of graphic symbols
Children who require augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems while they are in the process of acquiring language face unique challenges because they use graphic symbols for communication. In contrast to the situation of typically developing children, they use different modalities for comprehension (auditory) and expression (visual). This study explored the ability of three- and four-year-old children without disabilities to perfo…
Risk of maltreatment recurrence after exiting substitute care
Jeunesse en tête
Impact of Inuit customary adoption on behavioral problems in school-age Inuit children
A large proportion of Inuit children in Arctic Quebec are adopted in accordance with traditional Inuit customs. In contrast to adoptions in Southern Canada and the United States, the child is adopted at birth and by a close family member; he or she knows who his or her biological parents are, and will typically have contact with them. Studies of other populations have reported an increased incidence of behavior problems in adopted compared with n…
Vingt ans de recherche et d’action au service du bien-être des enfants
Twenty years of research and action for the well-being of children
L’adoption coutumière chez les Inuit du Nunavik
Diverses pratiques d’échange ou de transfert d’enfants existent au sein de différents groupes indigènes ou autochtones. Notamment chez les Inuit du Nunavik, un tiers des enfants sont adoptés selon la coutume (Rochett e et al ., 2007). Basée sur le don d’un enfant à un autre membre de la communauté, cette pratique d’adoption informelle découle de la façon dont les Inuit conçoivent la famille et définissent la notion de filiation. Cet article vise …
Placement Stability, Cumulative Time in Care, and Permanency
Objectives : The Quebec Youth Protection Act was amended in 2007. The main goal of this reform was to improve placement stability for children who are removed from their home for their protection. Among several legal provisions introduced was the establishment of maximum age-specific durations of out-of-home care, after which a plan must be established to provide stability for children placed in substitute care by finding permanent homes for them…
Being a Foster-to-Adopt Parent
The Mixed-Bank Program (Quebec, Canada) is based on concurrent planning principles. While the primary goal of this placement is reunification of the child with their birth parents, the low probability of this happening calls for simultaneously planning for an alternative solution, such as adoption. As a result, foster-to-adopt families have to deal with the uncertainty of the adoptability of the child and having no legal status nor control over t…
Different profiles, different needs
Decision making at substantiation in cases involving racialized families
Decision-making in foster care
Placement in a foster family by child welfare services is a crucial decision in the trajectory of a child. Nevertheless, the strategies and procedures underlying the decision to remove a child from his/her family for placement in foster care remain little studied. Based on 39 semi-directed individual interviews with social workers from child welfare services, the current study aims at highlighting how social workers come to the decision to remove…
Comprendre les tensions vécues par les parents d’accueil
Au Québec, depuis 2009, les parents d’accueil œuvrant en protection de la jeunesse ont un statut de travailleur, sont représentés par un syndicat et leur rôle est encadré par un mécanisme de contrôle de la qualité des services. Dans ce contexte, certains d’entre eux vivent des tensions semblables à ce qu’expérimentent les parents d’accueil dans d’autres environnements professionnalisés. Cet article propose d’aborder ces tensions sous l’angle des …
Éléments sous-jacents structurant le processus décisionnel autour du projet de vie des enfants en protection de la jeunesse
Cet article vise à décrire les schèmes d’interprétation communs (pivots de l’action) que les professionnels en protection de la jeunesse actualisent pour prendre une décision autour du projet de vie alternatif à la réunification. Ces pivots structurent la pratique des acteurs et leur discours. Ils permettent la légitimation des actions, des positions et des décisions et, dans certaines situations, d’exercer du pouvoir ou une influence sur les aut…
An Exploratory Typology for Understanding Family-Relationship Issues in Kinship-Care Placements
Family relationships are a distinctive feature of kinship-care placements, but very few studies have examined how the dynamics of these relationships affect the placement experience. This article does explore these dynamics and identifies some possible patterns, as experienced and reported by parents of children placed in kinship care. The findings presented here come from a qualitative study employing a life-story methodology, in which nine pare…
Entre continuité culturelle et stabilité
L’article détaille la trajectoire des enfants innus d’Uashat mak Mani-utenam (Québec) qui ont vécu un épisode de prise en charge par la protection de la jeunesse entre 2009 et 2016, où ils ont fait l’expérience d’un placement (30 jours ou plus). Un devis quantitatif est utilisé pour décrire les caractéristiques des enfants (n=331), les types de milieux substituts et la stabilité des parcours. Les résultats d’analyses inférentielles montrent que l…
The Ties That Remain
This paper addresses how the quality of adoptive family relationships, adoption communication in the adoptive family, adopted adults’ sense of family belonging, and adoptive parental identity can change following birth family contact in international adoption. The results presented are based on individual and family interviews conducted with 22 internationally adopted adults and adoptive parents from Quebec, Canada. The findings highlight that bi…
Child Welfare and Adoption (12 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (9 obras) · Psychology (8 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Nursing (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Foster care (5 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Art (3 obras)