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Psychopathology of the maturity and senescence [ LPSYM2535 ]


6.0 crédits ECTS  30.0 h + 30.0 h   2q 

Teacher(s) Meire Philippe ;
Language French
Place
of the course
Louvain-la-Neuve
Main themes - introduction to the demographic, social and biological dimensions of these ages of life; - integrate the clinical evolutions in the perspective of life cycle; - study the stereotypes in relation with ageism; - study the psychic repercussions of biological, familial and social evolutions; - go further into the knowledge of psychopathologic disorders during ageing; - broach the therapeutic and ethical dimensions of the very old age.
Aims At the end of this course, the student will be able to: - understand the clinical psychology and the psychopathology of maturity and senescence; - describe the various models of comprehension(biological, developmental, social,…) - know the principal preventive and therapeutic approaches;
Content 1) content: - perspective of the clinical approach of life ages: stereotypes and prejudice. Demographical and social dimensions; - study of the biological evolutions, primary (senescence) and secondary (pathologies); - maturity: "mid-life crisis" (work, sentimental life,…): evolutions and psychopathological decompensation; sentimental and sexual suffering,… - mourning and transitions: o retirement, pre-retirement: psycho-social effects o sentimental, sexual and familial life evolution: consequences o factors of fragility and resiliency: diseases, dependences, … - normal ageing: o descriptive approach (biological, social, cultural,…) o subjective approach (ageing, life account) - very old age pathologies: description, treatment, accompaniment - diseases, death and palliative approach - abuse - successful ageing criteria 2) methods: Oral courses, reading portfolio, i-campus, clinician participation
Other information Pre-required: bachelor course in psychology Evaluation: oral exam and work presentation (theme analysis or life account with an old person). Support: reading portfolio, i-campus.
Cycle et année
d'étude
> Master [120] in Speech and Language Therapy
> Master [120] in Psychology
Faculty or entity
in charge
> PSP


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