Francine Cyr
Biographic Data
| ID | 6243772 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francine Cyr |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francine |
| FAMILY NAME | Cyr |
| SIGNATURE | CYR F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Caractéristiques individuelles des parents impliqués dans des conflits sévères de séparation
Cadre de la recherche : Les familles vivant un conflit sévère de séparation utilisent de façon disproportionnée les tribunaux, les avocats et les ressources psychosociales et sollicitent plusieurs systèmes simultanément. Les professionnels se sentent impuissants dans l’intervention auprès d’elles et tendent à entretenir des perceptions négatives à leur égard. Les caractéristiques individuelles qu’ils perçoivent chez les parents doivent être étudi…
Views and Experiences of Parents in the Family Justice Process in Ontario and Quebec
As part of a larger prospective longitudinal research project to track parents as they navigate the family court system in Canada’s two largest provinces, this paper reports on the mixed methodology results at Time 1 as parents came into contact with the family courts. Data was collected by using in-person surveys at seven family court sites in Ontario and five family court sites in Quebec. A total of n = 1,539 litigants in Ontario (n = 865) and …
An Interdisciplinary Case Management Protocol for High-Conflict Families
In order to meet the crying needs of high-conflict families and professionals who work with them, a Canadian psycho-legal team developed an intervention protocol called Parentalité–Conflit–Résolution. Sixteen parents completed validated questionnaires to measure co-parenting, parental conflict, and psychological adjustment. Nonparametric analyses were performed to measure pre- and post-intervention effects. Results confirm the severity of communi…
Family dispute resolution
An Interdisciplinary Case Management Protocol for Child Resistance or Refusal Dynamics
High‐conflict parental separation cases associated with child's estrangement or contact refusal take an unusually large amount of court time and generate high emotional costs for parents and children. This paper reports on a study of a research‐based pilot project and protocol, called the Parenting Conflict Resolution (PCR), which is intended to reduce parental conflict, improve interparental communication, and support or restore the parent–child…
The Voice of the Child in Parenting Coordination
This article examines the views of children, parents, and parenting coordinators (PCs) on child inclusion in the parenting coordination process. Participants in a parenting coordination pilot project in Montréal, Quebec—10 children (ranging in age from 8–17 years old), 14 parents, and 2 PCs—were interviewed at the end of the project. The goal was to understand their perceptions of child participation in parenting coordination interventions. Overa…
Group Interventions for Children Having Separated Parents
The aims of this article are to review the current body of knowledge on group interventions for children with separated or divorced parents and to provide new insights into the evaluation of their efficacy. This review draws on a method of systematic narrative review (SNR). We provide a narrative synthesis of evidence from 29 studies conducted between 1980 and 2014, which were included in the SNR consistently with the inclusion criteria establish…
Shared Parenting in Canada
There is a complex interplay between federal and provincial parenting statutes in Canada. Although most statutes continue to use the traditional concepts of “custody” and “access,” in practice most lawyers and judges use more child‐focused terminology for parenting plans. There is a lack of reliable data on postseparation parenting in Canada, though a number of studies and data sources clearly indicate that there is growing use of various forms o…
Psychopharmacotherapy in children placed in group homes and residential centres in Canada
Children's Experiences with Family Justice Professionals in Ontario and Ohio
There is increasing recognition in law and social science research of the importance of having children participate in post-separation decision making, though there is not a clear consensus on how this should be done. This article reviews the social science literature about children’s participation in the family justice process and presents results of a study in Ohio and Ontario with 32 children between 7–17 years of age, who either met with a ju…
Débat sur la garde partagée
Débat sur la garde partagée : vers une position plus nuancée dans le meilleur intérêt de l’enfant. Un article de la revue Santé mentale au Québec (La psychothérapie focalisée sur le transfert : Québec-New York, 2 e partie (1) et Débat : la garde partagée (2)) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Pour en finir avec cette polémique autour de la garde physique partagée principalement pour les enfants de moins de six ans
Pour en finir avec cette polémique autour de la garde physique partagée principalement pour les enfants de moins de six ans. Un article de la revue Santé mentale au Québec (La psychothérapie focalisée sur le transfert : Québec-New York, 2 e partie (1) et Débat : la garde partagée (2)) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Relations entre l’état psychologique de la mère et l’état psychologique de l’enfant en contexte de séparation conjugale
Cet article s’intéresse à l’importance de l’état psychologique de la mère sur les difficultés qu’elle observe chez son enfant ainsi que sur le lien direct de son état sur l’enfant, dans un contexte de séparation conjugale. Trente-sept dyades mère-enfant ont complété des instruments mesurant l’état psychologique de la mère (PSI) et de l’enfant (CBCL, RCMAS et CDI), Les analyses effectuées démontrent qu’en contexte de séparation, la détresse psycho…
Parental Conflicts and Their Damaging Effects on Children
Parental conflicts can have a devastating impact on children. Besides representing a major obstacle to their adjustment, parental conflicts may lead to damaging lifelong effects on the children's well-being. This paper reviews the literature concerning parental conflicts and their effects on children. In addition to presenting different findings within this field, the paper will empathize the importance of more clearly understanding the effects o…
Children's Experiences with Family Justice Professionals in Ontario and Ohio
There is increasing recognition in law and social science research of the importance of having children participate in post-separation decision making, though there is not a clear consensus on how this should be done. This article reviews the social science literature about children’s participation in the family justice process and presents results of a study in Ohio and Ontario with 32 children between 7–17 years of age, who either met with a ju…
Family dispute resolution
Psychopharmacotherapy in children placed in group homes and residential centres in Canada
Parental Conflicts and Their Damaging Effects on Children
Parental conflicts can have a devastating impact on children. Besides representing a major obstacle to their adjustment, parental conflicts may lead to damaging lifelong effects on the children's well-being. This paper reviews the literature concerning parental conflicts and their effects on children. In addition to presenting different findings within this field, the paper will empathize the importance of more clearly understanding the effects o…
Débat sur la garde partagée
Débat sur la garde partagée : vers une position plus nuancée dans le meilleur intérêt de l’enfant. Un article de la revue Santé mentale au Québec (La psychothérapie focalisée sur le transfert : Québec-New York, 2 e partie (1) et Débat : la garde partagée (2)) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Pour en finir avec cette polémique autour de la garde physique partagée principalement pour les enfants de moins de six ans
Pour en finir avec cette polémique autour de la garde physique partagée principalement pour les enfants de moins de six ans. Un article de la revue Santé mentale au Québec (La psychothérapie focalisée sur le transfert : Québec-New York, 2 e partie (1) et Débat : la garde partagée (2)) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Relations entre l’état psychologique de la mère et l’état psychologique de l’enfant en contexte de séparation conjugale
Cet article s’intéresse à l’importance de l’état psychologique de la mère sur les difficultés qu’elle observe chez son enfant ainsi que sur le lien direct de son état sur l’enfant, dans un contexte de séparation conjugale. Trente-sept dyades mère-enfant ont complété des instruments mesurant l’état psychologique de la mère (PSI) et de l’enfant (CBCL, RCMAS et CDI), Les analyses effectuées démontrent qu’en contexte de séparation, la détresse psycho…
Children's Experiences with Family Justice Professionals in Ontario and Ohio
There is increasing recognition in law and social science research of the importance of having children participate in post-separation decision making, though there is not a clear consensus on how this should be done. This article reviews the social science literature about children’s participation in the family justice process and presents results of a study in Ohio and Ontario with 32 children between 7–17 years of age, who either met with a ju…
Group Interventions for Children Having Separated Parents
The aims of this article are to review the current body of knowledge on group interventions for children with separated or divorced parents and to provide new insights into the evaluation of their efficacy. This review draws on a method of systematic narrative review (SNR). We provide a narrative synthesis of evidence from 29 studies conducted between 1980 and 2014, which were included in the SNR consistently with the inclusion criteria establish…
Shared Parenting in Canada
There is a complex interplay between federal and provincial parenting statutes in Canada. Although most statutes continue to use the traditional concepts of “custody” and “access,” in practice most lawyers and judges use more child‐focused terminology for parenting plans. There is a lack of reliable data on postseparation parenting in Canada, though a number of studies and data sources clearly indicate that there is growing use of various forms o…
Psychopharmacotherapy in children placed in group homes and residential centres in Canada
The Voice of the Child in Parenting Coordination
This article examines the views of children, parents, and parenting coordinators (PCs) on child inclusion in the parenting coordination process. Participants in a parenting coordination pilot project in Montréal, Quebec—10 children (ranging in age from 8–17 years old), 14 parents, and 2 PCs—were interviewed at the end of the project. The goal was to understand their perceptions of child participation in parenting coordination interventions. Overa…
An Interdisciplinary Case Management Protocol for Child Resistance or Refusal Dynamics
High‐conflict parental separation cases associated with child's estrangement or contact refusal take an unusually large amount of court time and generate high emotional costs for parents and children. This paper reports on a study of a research‐based pilot project and protocol, called the Parenting Conflict Resolution (PCR), which is intended to reduce parental conflict, improve interparental communication, and support or restore the parent–child…
Views and Experiences of Parents in the Family Justice Process in Ontario and Quebec
As part of a larger prospective longitudinal research project to track parents as they navigate the family court system in Canada’s two largest provinces, this paper reports on the mixed methodology results at Time 1 as parents came into contact with the family courts. Data was collected by using in-person surveys at seven family court sites in Ontario and five family court sites in Quebec. A total of n = 1,539 litigants in Ontario (n = 865) and …
An Interdisciplinary Case Management Protocol for High-Conflict Families
In order to meet the crying needs of high-conflict families and professionals who work with them, a Canadian psycho-legal team developed an intervention protocol called Parentalité–Conflit–Résolution. Sixteen parents completed validated questionnaires to measure co-parenting, parental conflict, and psychological adjustment. Nonparametric analyses were performed to measure pre- and post-intervention effects. Results confirm the severity of communi…
Family dispute resolution
Caractéristiques individuelles des parents impliqués dans des conflits sévères de séparation
Cadre de la recherche : Les familles vivant un conflit sévère de séparation utilisent de façon disproportionnée les tribunaux, les avocats et les ressources psychosociales et sollicitent plusieurs systèmes simultanément. Les professionnels se sentent impuissants dans l’intervention auprès d’elles et tendent à entretenir des perceptions négatives à leur égard. Les caractéristiques individuelles qu’ils perçoivent chez les parents doivent être étudi…
Psychology (11 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (5 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Psychiatry (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Family Support in Illness (4 works)