Le souhait d’aide chez l’adolescent atteint de cancer et sa mère
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La survenue d’un cancer chez l’adolescent génère pour lui et sa famille, et notamment sa mère, qui est souvent la personne la plus présente auprès de lui, de nouveaux besoins et de nouvelles demandes, très spécifi ques à cette population particulière. Quelle(s) aide(s) ces adolescents et leurs mères souhaitent-ils? Quelles sont les données disponibles dans la littérature, sachant que celle-ci traite généralement de la recherche d’aide, plutôt que du souhait d’aide en tant que tel, qui constituerait une étape antérieure et, considérant que peu d’études s’y sont intéressées dans le cas précis de maladies chroniques de l’adolescent? Ce chapitre traitera donc essentiellement de la démarche générale de recherche d’une aide, d’abord d’un point de vue théorique, avant d’envisager cette problématique chez l’adolescent et chez sa mère.
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