ADBB scale referents to support teams in their use of the M-ADBB scale avec HUMAGOGIE

The objective of the training is to train you in the assessment of relational withdrawal in babies between 0 and 24 months for the purposes of prevention, early detection, research and monitoring under intervention by health, mental health, childhood and protection personnel. from childhood. Why learn to assess relational withdrawal? Withdrawal is a major component of the baby’s response to the altered relationship that occurs during the still-face experience or clinically during maternal depression. Withdrawal behaviour is also one of the most stable during development, despite the major changes that occur in the first three years of life. Early relational withdrawal behaviour is therefore an important warning signal. The baby’s defensive repertoire is indeed initially quite limited, and focuses mainly on protest and withdrawal. Withdrawal is more difficult to detect than protest, and yet it occurs in many situations of early psychopathology, in an overt or incidental way, whether it is a condition caused initially by a relational disorder, or by an organic disorder, as in intense and long-lasting pain. What is ADBB? The ADBB scale is an 8-item scale for assessing relational withdrawal in babies between 0 and 24 months of age. It is an observation aid grid validated by research. The ADBB was developed by Pr. A. Guedeney (child psychiatrist, Hôpital Bichat Claude Bernard, AP/HP Paris). The Baby Distress Alarm Scale (ADBB) is an observation aid for child professionals (pediatricians, child psychiatrists, psychologists, childcare workers, educators etc…). It is used in clinics (screening), for the evaluation of interventions, for research. Methods: Part of the work is done asynchronously, either in self-training and collaborative work on the learning community and another part in synchronous work in a virtual remediation and support class by the trainer. Estimated overall duration: 65 hours (Synchronous: 20h and Asynchronous: 45h)

Le niveau initiation propose une introduction à la notion de retrait relationnel chez les bébés de 0 à 24 mois. Cette formation s’adresse aux professionnels de première ligne et aux responsables d’équipes souhaitant être sensibilisés à ce concept fondamental pour le bien-être des tout-petits. En fin de formation, les participants auront une compréhension de base du retrait relationnel, de ses liens avec les risques pour le développement du bébé, et seront initiés à l’évaluation de ce retrait à l’aide de échelle M-ADBB (L'Echelle M-ADBB est la version abrégée et validée de l'Echelle Alarme Détresse Bébé (ADBB)). Il est à noter que cette formation ne permet pas d’acquérir une compétence complète à l’évaluation du retrait relationnel, mais fournit les connaissances fondamentales nécessaires pour prendre conscience et comprendre les origines et l’expression comportementale de la souffrance psychique du bébé entre 0 et 24 mois. Une formation complète à l'échelle ADBB est requise pour tout usage clinique de ces outils. Cette initiation peut être poursuivie avec la formation approfondie de 65 heures : "Utiliser l’échelle ADBB pour évaluer le retrait relationnel chez les bébés".