Merci mon fils: Vaincre sa dépression maternelle et ses traumas grâce à l'EMDRThank you my son: Overcoming maternal depression and trauma with EMDR
Description
En devenant mère, Zoéli prend l’arrivée de son fils en pleine figure. Comment est-ce possible de ne pas aimer son propre enfant ? Comment lui donner de l’amour alors qu’elle ressent un vide à l’intérieur ? Rongée par ses nombreuses interrogations et un profond mal- être, Zoéli décide de se faire aider par une psychothérapeute, et commence alors une thérapie basée sur des séances d’EMDR. Au fil des séances, elle prendra conscience de ses traumas, du poids de l’éducation toxique transmise par ses parents et de l’impact sur son rôle de mère. À travers cette BD sensible, Zoéli se livre et raconte sans tabou la difficulté de devenir mère, de ressentir de l’amour envers son enfant et de la dépression maternelle ; mais c'est aussi l'histoire d'un beau cheminement vers la guérison. Zoéli, ancienne ingénieure devenue illustratrice, a développé une belle communauté sur Instagram, grâce à son autodérision et sa sincérité. À travers cette première BD, elle souhaite dévoiler les conséquences d’une éducation toxique sur une personne devenue adulte, et témoigner de l’angoisse et souffrances de la dépression maternelle. Une BD touchante qui permet de mieux comprendre les mécanismes, brise de nombreux tabous et délivre un message d’espoir. @zoeli_illustrations
By becoming a mother, Zoéli takes the arrival of her son in the face. How is it possible not to love your own child? How to give her love when she feels an emptiness inside?
Consumed by her many questions and a deep malaise, Zoéli decides to get help from a psychotherapist, and then begins a therapy based on EMDR sessions.
Over the course of the sessions, she will become aware of her traumas, the weight of the toxic education transmitted by her parents and the impact on her role as a mother.
Through this sensitive comic strip, Zoéli opens up and recounts without taboo the difficulty of becoming a mother, of feeling love for her child and of maternal depression; but it is also the story of a beautiful journey towards healing.
Zoéli, a former engineer turned illustrator, has developed a great community on Instagram, thanks to her self-mockery and her sincerity. Through this first comic strip, she wishes to reveal the consequences of a toxic education on a person who has become an adult, and testify to the anguish and suffering of maternal depression. A touching comic book that helps to better understand the mechanisms, breaks many taboos and delivers a message of hope. @zoeli_illustrations
By becoming a mother, Zoéli takes the arrival of her son in the face. How is it possible not to love your own child? How to give her love when she feels an emptiness inside?
Consumed by her many questions and a deep malaise, Zoéli decides to get help from a psychotherapist, and then begins a therapy based on EMDR sessions.
Over the course of the sessions, she will become aware of her traumas, the weight of the toxic education transmitted by her parents and the impact on her role as a mother.
Through this sensitive comic strip, Zoéli opens up and recounts without taboo the difficulty of becoming a mother, of feeling love for her child and of maternal depression; but it is also the story of a beautiful journey towards healing.
Zoéli, a former engineer turned illustrator, has developed a great community on Instagram, thanks to her self-mockery and her sincerity. Through this first comic strip, she wishes to reveal the consequences of a toxic education on a person who has become an adult, and testify to the anguish and suffering of maternal depression. A touching comic book that helps to better understand the mechanisms, breaks many taboos and delivers a message of hope. @zoeli_illustrations
Format
Book
Language
French
Original Work Citation
Zoéli. (2022, August). [Thank you my son: Overcoming maternal depression and trauma with EMDR]. Leduc Graphic. French
Citation
“Merci mon fils: Vaincre sa dépression maternelle et ses traumas grâce à l'EMDRThank you my son: Overcoming maternal depression and trauma with EMDR,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 3, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/27852.