Il faut donner la priorité au bien-être émotionnel dans la parentalité | Edidiong Ishola | TEDxNorthern Quarter

Les conseils de parentalité portent souvent sur le comportement des enfants, mais cette intervention TEDxNorthern Quarter d'Edidiong Ishola se demande ce qui se passe lorsque le système nerveux du parent est débordé. Elle aborde le stress, la co-régulation et la régulation du système nerveux parental. L'oratrice, experte en santé mentale périnatale et familiale, soutient que l'accompagnement des parents peut transformer le climat émotionnel d'une famille et que la santé mentale périnatale relève de la santé publique.

• Comment le stress parental influence le sentiment de sécurité de l'enfant
• Co-régulation et autorégulation des adultes qui s'occupent de l'enfant
• La santé mentale périnatale comme enjeu de santé publique

NOTE FROM TED: This talk only represents the speaker’s personal views and understanding of the nervous system, development, and behavior. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdf Parenting advice often focuses on children's behaviour, but what happens when the parent's nervous system is overwhelmed? This talk explores stress, co-regulation and parental nervous system regulation, showing why supporting caregivers can transform the emotional climate of a family. Edidiong is a perinatal and family mental health expert, biomedical scientist, and social impact founder whose work sits at the intersection of science, psychology, and lived experience. Her journey into maternal and family well-being began when training in biomedical science exposed her to the realities of reproductive health, risk, and prevention. Over the past nine years, she has supported parents and families across different cultural and socioeconomic contexts, with a consistent insight emerging from her work: a child’s sense of safety and regulation is deeply shaped by the emotional state of the adults who care for them. Her work focuses on helping parents understand how stress, trauma, and nervous system overload influence parenting, relationships & child development. She advocates for a model of parenting that prioritises emotional regulation, prevention and collective support, reframing perinatal mental health as a public health issue rather than a private struggle. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx