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Prenatal Affective Exchanges and Their Subsequent Effects in Postnatal Life

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Neonatal Pain

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This paper is the result of 23 years of haptotherapeutic clinical work with men, women, and children in difficulties and of pre- and postnatal haptonomic accompaniment of pregnancies, normal as well as pathological ones. After training as a pediatrician and several years of psychoanalysis and extensive work with Françoise Dolto (including attending her seminars), I discovered haptonomy in 1979.I committed myself to this practice, which seemed to promise many new possibilities for therapeutic fields, especially in relation to the prevention of problems in parent-child relationships. What this practice has actually brought has far surpassed my hopes.

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Dolto, C. (2008). Prenatal Affective Exchanges and Their Subsequent Effects in Postnatal Life. In: Buonocore, G., Bellieni, C.V. (eds) Neonatal Pain. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0732-1_6

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