Violences domestiques, troubles de l’attachement et dissociation Axes de réflexion et de traitement en psychotraumatologieDomestic violence, attachment disorders and dissociation areas of reflection and treatment in psychotraumatology
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La prévalence nous donne une idée du nombre de personnes touchées par cette pathologie. Mondialement les agressions masculines entraînent plus de décès et de handicaps chez les femmes de 15 à 44 ans que le cancer, la malaria, les accidents de la route et la guerre (The European Parlementary Assembly, 2004). En Europe, 50 % des femmes assassinées chaque année sont tuées par leurs conjoints (enquête européenne, octobre 1999) et en France une femme est tuée tous les 2,5 jours. L’enquête de l’ENVEFF effectuée par téléphone sur un échantillon de 6970 femmes au sein de l’université Paris 1, confirme que « c’est dans le cadre de la vie de couple que les femmes adultes subissent le plus de violences psychologiques, physiques et sexuelles » (INED, 2001).Le National Child Traumatic Stress Network aux USA (NCTSN, 2003) montre que les hommes sont majoritairement les auteurs de violences domestiques. Et que 99 % de cette violence se passe dans la maison de la victime et que les femmes risquent deux fois plus d’être victimes de violence domestique s’il y a des enfants à la maison. Par ces chiffres, nous pouvons nous rendre compte du nombre potentiel de personnes traumatisées, femmes victimes, enfants victimes et auteurs de violences. Qui sont les auteurs de violences domestiques ? Une étude américaine montre que 73 % des auteurs sont des hommes, 13 % sont des femmes. Hommes et femmes sont auteurs ensemble pour 14 %. Soixante-sept pour cent des victimes et des auteurs étaient mariés ou cohabitaient au moment des violences et 43 % avaient des enfants à la maison au moment des violences (Fusco et Fantuzzo, 2009)…
The prevalence gives us an idea of the number of people affected by this pathology. Worldwide, male aggression causes more deaths and disabilities among women aged 15 to 44 than cancer, malaria, road accidents and war (The European Parliamentary Assembly, 2004). In Europe, 50% of women murdered each year are killed by their spouses (European survey, October 1999) and in France a woman is killed every 2.5 days. The ENVEFF survey carried out by telephone on a sample of 6,970 women at Paris 1 University, confirms that “it is in the context of life as a couple that adult women suffer the most psychological violence, physical and sexual” (INED, 2001). The National Child Traumatic Stress Network in the USA (NCTSN, 2003) shows that men are the majority of perpetrators of domestic violence. And that 99% of this violence happens in the victim's home and that women are twice as likely to be victims of domestic violence if there are children in the home. Through these figures, we can realize the potential number of traumatized people, women victims, child victims and perpetrators of violence. Who are the perpetrators of domestic violence? An American study shows that 73% of perpetrators are men, 13% are women. Men and women are authors together for 14%. Sixty-seven percent of victims and perpetrators were married or cohabiting at the time of the violence and 43% had children at home at the time of the violence (Fusco and Fantuzzo, 2009)...
The prevalence gives us an idea of the number of people affected by this pathology. Worldwide, male aggression causes more deaths and disabilities among women aged 15 to 44 than cancer, malaria, road accidents and war (The European Parliamentary Assembly, 2004). In Europe, 50% of women murdered each year are killed by their spouses (European survey, October 1999) and in France a woman is killed every 2.5 days. The ENVEFF survey carried out by telephone on a sample of 6,970 women at Paris 1 University, confirms that “it is in the context of life as a couple that adult women suffer the most psychological violence, physical and sexual” (INED, 2001). The National Child Traumatic Stress Network in the USA (NCTSN, 2003) shows that men are the majority of perpetrators of domestic violence. And that 99% of this violence happens in the victim's home and that women are twice as likely to be victims of domestic violence if there are children in the home. Through these figures, we can realize the potential number of traumatized people, women victims, child victims and perpetrators of violence. Who are the perpetrators of domestic violence? An American study shows that 73% of perpetrators are men, 13% are women. Men and women are authors together for 14%. Sixty-seven percent of victims and perpetrators were married or cohabiting at the time of the violence and 43% had children at home at the time of the violence (Fusco and Fantuzzo, 2009)...
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Book Section
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French
Original Work Citation
Dellucci, H., & Silvestre, M. (2017). [Domestic violence, attachment disorders and dissociation areas of reflection and treatment in psychotraumatology]. In Tarquinio, C., Brennsthul, M., Dellucci, H., Iracane-Coste, M., Rydberg, J., Silvestre, M., & Zimmermann, E. (Eds), Pratique de la psychothérapie EMDR (pp. 217-228). Paris: Dunod. French
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“Violences domestiques, troubles de l’attachement et dissociation Axes de réflexion et de traitement en psychotraumatologieDomestic violence, attachment disorders and dissociation areas of reflection and treatment in psychotraumatology,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 12, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/28933.