Haight Wendy L, Black James E, Mangelsdorf Sarah, Giorgio Grace, Tata Lakshmi, Schoppe Sarah J, Szewczyk Margaret
School of Social Work, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 61801, USA.
Child Welfare. 2002 Mar-Apr;81(2):173-202.
Mothers of children recently placed in foster care, foster mothers, and child welfare workers participated in semistructured, clinical interviews focusing on the challenges of parent visitation with young children. Mothers described their feelings of grief, trauma, and rage about the forced separation from their children and stressed the importance of emotional expression and communication during visits. Child welfare workers described the complexities of supporting emotionally close parent-child interactions while monitoring and assessing parental behavior during visits. Foster mothers described the importance of preparing children for visits and the difficulties of supporting the children afterward. Implications of understanding mothers', foster mothers', and child welfare workers' perspectives on enhancing the quality of visits with young children are discussed.
近期孩子被送入寄养家庭的母亲、养母以及儿童福利工作者参与了半结构化的临床访谈，访谈聚焦于幼儿与父母探视时面临的挑战。母亲们描述了她们因被迫与孩子分离而产生的悲伤、创伤和愤怒情绪，并强调了探视期间情感表达和沟通的重要性。儿童福利工作者描述了在探视期间监测和评估父母行为的同时，支持情感亲密的亲子互动的复杂性。养母们描述了让孩子为探视做准备的重要性以及之后照顾孩子的困难。文中还讨论了了解母亲、养母和儿童福利工作者对于提高幼儿探视质量的观点所带来的影响。
