La sophrologie caycédienne: Une autre approche du couple infertile

Journal de Gynecologie Obstetrique et Biologie de la Reproduction

Volume 35, Issue 8, December 2006, Pages 790-796

Sophrology: A different tool for infertile couples  (Article)

[]

Heymès, O. , 

Forges, T., 

Guillet-May, F., 

Zaccabri, A., 

Dandachi, N., 

Monnier, P.

 

UF d'AMP, Maternité Régionale Universitaire, CS 74213, 10, rue du Docteur-Heydenreich, 54042 Nancy Cedex, France

View references (23)

Abstract

Because of the high degree of complexity of assisted reproduction techniques (ART), the human and conscious dimensions of infertility problems are often neglected. Different strategies may help infertile couples coping with infertility and related treatments; among these, Caycedian sophrology relies on the cognitive, emotional, and somatic aspects of consciousness. In the present article, the authors report on their experience with sophrologic support for infertile patients by a midwife qualified in caycedian sophrology. Overall, since 1988, 310 couples have benefied from this kind of support, with an average of 10 sophrologic trainings per patient. Whereas some couples consider sophrology as a short time training to better cope with any particular aspect of their infertility treatment, others want to undertake more profound work on their body scheme. The authors wish to call the attention of ART professionals to this kind of medical support for infertile couples, and also to the particular role of midwives with sophrologic competence in an ART center. © 2006. Elsevier Masson SAS. Tous droits réservés.

Author keywords

Assisted reproduction techniques (ART); Caycedian sophrology; Infertility; Midwife

Indexed keywords

EMTREE medical terms: adult; article; cognition; consciousness; controlled study; emotion; female; human; infertility; infertility therapy; major clinical study; male; medical profession; midwife; sophrology; training

MeSH: Adult; Female; Holistic Health; Humans; Infertility; Male; Midwifery; Mind-Body Relations (Metaphysics); Reproductive Techniques, Assisted
Medline is the source for the MeSH terms of this document.

ISSN: 03682315 CODEN: JGOBASource Type: Journal Original language: French

PubMed ID: 17151535Document Type: Article

References (23)

View in search results format

• All
• • Export |
  • Print |
  • E-mail |
  • Create bibliography

• 
  1

  Chéné, P.A.
  (1999) Sophrologie. Champs d'Application en Sophrologie Caycédienne, 2.
  Paris : Thesus-Ellébore
  

  •  
• 
  2

  Léophonte, P., Delon, S., Dalbiès, S., Fontes-Carrère, M., de Carvalho, E.G., Lepage, S.
  

  Effects of the preparation on anxiety before bronchoscopy
  (2000) Recherche en soins infirmiers, (60), pp. 50-66. Cited 2 times.
  
• 
  3

  Viale-Nahon, E.
  

  The role of hypnosis, relaxation and sophrology in the treatment of pain
  (1988) Soins; la revue de reference infirmiere, (510), pp. 27-34. Cited 3 times.
  
• 
  4

  Péchin, J.L.
  

  Huntington chorea and sophrology. Example of holistic care in a day hospitalization center
  (2004) Soins. Psychiatrie, (234), pp. 37-40.
  
• 
  5

  Guillemot, G.
  

  Sophrology and rheumatoid arthritis
  (2004) Soins; la revue de reference infirmiere, (688), p. 46.
  
• 
  6

  Tregan, D., Cailleux-Kreitmann, J., Nègre-Garnier, C.
  

  Patient admission and induced abortion. A different mode: homeopathy and sophrology
  (1994) Soins. Gynecologie, obstetrique, puericulture, pediatrie, (154), pp. 37-39.
  
• 
  7

  Ferragut, E.
  

  Voluntary interruption of pregnancy: anesthesia or sophrology
  (1979) Gnitif, 1 (5), pp. 20-21. Cited 2 times.
  
• 
  8

  Wagner, A., Grenom, A., Pierre, F., Soutoul, J.H., Fabre-Nys, C., Krebhiel, D.
  

  Maternal behavior towards her newborn child. Possible changes caused by peridural analgesia or preparation for parturition.
  (1989) Revue Francaise de Gynecologie et d'Obstetrique, 84 (1), pp. 29-35. Cited 5 times.
  
• 
  9

  Lyotard, J.F.
  (1986) La Phénoménologie. 10^e Ed
  corrigée. Paris: PUFQue sais-je
  

  •  
• 
  10

  Anzieu, D.
  (1985) Le Moi-Peau. 1^re Ed.
  Paris : Dunod
  

  •  
• 
  11

  Celerier, M.C.
  (1989) Corps et Fantasmes. Pathologie du Psychosomatique. Cited 8 times.
  Paris : Dunod
  

  •  
• 
  12

  Godard, J.C., Labrune, M.
  (1992) Le Corps. Cited 3 times.
  Paris : Integrale Vrin
  

  •  
• 
  13

  Chéné, P.A.
  (1996) Sophrologie. Fondements et Méthodologie
  Paris : Thesus-Ellébore
  

  •  
• 
  14

  Audoin, L.
  (2004) La Sophrologie (Les Essentiels)
  Toulouse: Milan
  

  •  
• 
  15

  Pinkola-Estes, C.
  (1996) Femmes Qui Courent Avec Les Loups. Histoires et Mythes de l'Archétype de la Femme Sauvage
  Paris : Grasset et Fasquelle
  

  •  
• 
  16

  Dutot, F., Lambrichs, L.L.
  (1988) Les Fractures de l'Âme. du Bon Usage de la Maladie. Cited 3 times.
  Paris : Robert Laffont
  

  •  
• 
  17

  Geraud, R.
  (1983) Gynécologie Psychosomatique
  Paris: Masson
  

  •  
• 
  18

  Haynal, A., Pasini, W.
  (1984) Médecine Psychosomatique. 2^e Ed.
  Paris : Masson
  

  •  
• 
  19

  Kamieniecki, H.
  (1994) Histoire de la Psychosomatique. Cited 6 times.
  Paris: PUF-Que sais-je
  

  •  
• 
  20

  Ranty, Y.
  (1994) Les Somatisations. Cited 6 times.
  Paris : L'harmattan
  

  •  
• 
  21

  Bydlowski, M.
  (1997) La Dette de Vie. Itinéraire Psychanalytique de la Maternité. 1^re Ed.. Cited 180 times.
  Paris : Le fil Rouge PUF
  

  •  
• 
  22

  Etchelecou, B.
  (1990) Manuel de Sophrologie Pédagogique et Thérapeutique. 2 ^e Ed.. Cited 2 times.
  Paris : Maloine
  

  •  
• 
  23

  Heymès, O.
  Assistance médicale à la procréation. Contribution de la Sophrologie dans la prise en charge des couples suivis en secteur d'aide médicale à la procréation, à propos de cinq cas cliniques
  (1999) Sophrologie. Champs d'Application en Sophrologie Caycédienne, 2, pp. 185-187.
  Chéné PA, ed. Paris : Thesus-Ellébore
  

  •  

  Heymès, O.; UF d'AMP, Maternité Régionale Universitaire, CS 74213, 10, rue du Docteur-Heydenreich, 54042 Nancy Cedex, France; email:odileheymes@wanadoo.fr
© Copyright 2009 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved. © MEDLINE® is the source for the MeSH terms of this document.