Marie Rose Moro’s research while affiliated with Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health and other places

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« L’arbre qui relie les mondes » Le dessin comme outil de médiation et de narration au sein d’un service pour Mineurs Non Accompagnés
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April 2025

L Autre

Violaine Kiogo

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Elisabetta Dozio

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Marie Rose Moro

La prise en charge des Mineurs Non Accompagnés (MNA) est souvent tributaire d’une temporalité qui impose « l’ici et le maintenant » aux adolescents comme aux professionnels qui les accompagnent, laissant peu de place à l’histoire et l’individualité du sujet. Face à ce constat, nous avons expérimenté un atelier groupal de médiation par le dessin autour de la figuration d’un arbre de « ceux qui comptent pour eux ». Nous analysons dans cet article les résultats obtenus. Cette médiation a notamment permis un récit de leur filiation et de leurs affiliations tout en établissant des maillages entre leurs souvenirs du passé, le présent et leurs projections dans l’avenir. Nous abordons également le devenir de l’objet dessin, support d’une narration créative et différente, propice à l’établissement d’un lien de confiance avec leurs référents éducatifs. Nous concluons sur les perspectives d’adaptation de cet atelier et de sa pérennité. La dimension transculturelle de cette médiation ayant aidé à réinscrire les adolescents dans leur histoire singulière et opérer un travail de liaisons entre leur monde d’ici et celui qu’ils ont quitté.



Patient growth curves. The arrow represents the time of surgical removal of the tumor, followed by a significant ponderal gain, a resumption of growth and an increasing BMI
Pre-operative non-contrast MRI axial Flair and sagittal T1. Arrows represent the cerebellar tumor
Post-operative MRI, axial and sagittal with gadolinium injection. Arrows represent the post-operative tumor residue
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Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder-like syndrome and cerebellar tumor in an adolescent: a case report
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March 2025

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Journal of Eating Disorders

Background Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) is a recently recognized eating disorder category in the DSM-5 and ICD-11classifications. Recent functional neuroimaging studies have suggested alterations in the cerebellar intrinsic connectivity networks in patients suffering from eating disorders. Associations between eating disorders and central nervous system tumors have been documented, but to date no studies have linked eating disorders to cerebellar lesions. This case report presents a 13-year-old boy with ARFID symptoms and a cerebellar tumor, exploring the potential connection between the two. Case presentation A 13-year-old adolescent with a history of dental agenesis, escalating food restriction, severe abdominal pain, impaired weight gain and statural growth was initially diagnosed with ARFID. A brain magnetic resonance imaging revealed a large and threatening cerebellar tumor, leading to urgent neurosurgery. After tumor removal, the patient’s eating behaviors, weight, and growth but also puberty improved dramatically. One year later, a tumor remnant was found, necessitating targeted therapy. Conclusions This case underscores the possibility that cerebellar tumors can mimic ARFID-like syndrome, suggesting a neurological origin for the observed disordered eating behaviors. The marked improvement in eating patterns and growth after tumor removal strongly suggests a direct link between the cerebellar tumor and the patient’s symptoms. Given the rarity and complexity of such cases, neurological evaluations, including brain magnetic resonance imaging, should be considered in any children and adolescents with eating disorder or severe disordered eating especially when growth is affected, or unusual symptoms are present. Level of evidence level V, case report.

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Représentations de la drépanocytose et projection dans l’avenir

December 2024

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La drépanocytose est la maladie génétique la plus répandue dans le monde. Cette recherche permet d’accéder aux représentations culturelles de la maladie des patients nés en France ou dans un pays étranger. Nous questionnons leur projection dans l’avenir en vue d’une amélioration de leur prise en charge, grâce à des entretiens cliniques, ainsi que des questionnaires d’évaluation de la qualité de vie et de la qualité de projection sur l’avenir, réalisés dans une institution hospitalière parisienne. Vingt sujets originaires d’Afrique subsaharienne (12 femmes et 8 hommes) et résidant en France depuis au moins deux mois, âgés de 19 à 71 ans, dont 10 nés en France et 10 nés en Afrique ont participé à cette recherche. Les résultats mettent en avant l’enjeu du milieu culturel, social et médical sur le processus de subjectivation de la drépanocytose par les adultes atteints et montre la nécessité d’un accompagnement interdisciplinaire des patients dans un dispositif de clinique transculturelle.



Citations (23)


... The curriculum allocates very little space to the consideration of cultural elements in health care relationships (14). Care providers are often very prudent, even inhibited, about approaching cultural questions, sometimes to the point of being implicitly reluctant to use an interpreter in situations where a language barrier exists, although this can be considered to constitute a form of institutional abuse/mistreatment (11). ...

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Transcultural skills for early childhood professionals
Évaluation clinique en situation transculturelle
  • Citing Article
  • October 2022

... L'adolescence est une période moratoire, période forte en questionnements, doutes, décisions à prendre. Pour reprendre Marcelli et Périer (2023), la société d'aujourd'hui confond un peu autonomie et choix : on demande à l'enfant/l'ado ce qu'il veut manger, comment il veut s'habiller, où il veut aller en vacances, ce qu'il veut faire… jusqu'à choisir son genre voire son sexe. Or nous n'avons pas toujours le choix dans la vie, et « trop de choix bouleverse l'éducation » nous disent ces cliniciens dans un livre éponyme. ...

De l’importance de différencier les questionnements sur l’identité de genre à l’adolescence du désir de transition
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  • November 2023

Le Carnet PSY

... Consequently, this may lead to regretting the decision to have children, which Piotrowski, Dzielińska, and Lasota (2024) see as an indicator of a severe disturbance in parental identity development. Recently, psychiatrists have even advocated treating parenthood regret as an indicator of a new phenomenon, namely parental dysphoria (Ogrizek, Ghanimeh, and Moro 2024). Several studies have shown that individuals with strong perfectionistic concerns are more vulnerable to disappointment and regret since reality rarely meets their unrealistic expectations (Besser, Flett, and Hewitt 2004). ...

Parental dysphoria: A new terminology for parents facing parental regret?

... However, this assessment is only done systematically for some subgroups of patients, for example candidates for bariatric surgery [3]. In France, there are no such screening recommendations and diagnosis of mental disorders is often ad hoc [4]. ...

Mental health in adolescents with obesity: conflicting views among physicians, a qualitative study

European Journal of Pediatrics

... The broader societal context in which students operate can shape their attitudes and behaviors towards education. For instance, socio-economic disparities 19,20 and cultural attitudes 21,22 towards education can influence the prevalence of SR. Addressing these societal issues requires cross-sectoral collaboration and policy reforms that aim at reducing inequities and promoting educational equity. ...

Somatic symptoms in school refusal: a qualitative study among children, adolescents, and their parents during the COVID-19 pandemic

European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

... Destacaron la importancia de comprender cómo las habilidades sociales se manifiestan de manera diferente en las distintas culturas. Además, se enfatizó el desarrollo de desempeños sociales más eficientes a través de la práctica y el entrenamiento en dimensiones básicas de las habilidades sociales, lo que se alinea con la idea de que el trasfondo cultural puede influir en el desarrollo de estas, destacando la importancia de las habilidades transculturales y enfatizando la necesidad de comprender y adaptarse a diversos orígenes culturales (Radjack et al., 2023). ...

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Dykinson eBook
Transcultural skills for early childhood professionals

... Research aims to discover general concepts and predict future behavior in a universe or population sample (16) . Therefore, to achieve success in investigations, whether epidemiological or interpretative, the first step is to adequately select a random or theoretical sample that is representative (16) . ...

Pertinence de l’approche transculturelle pour améliorer la relation de soins en période périnatale
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  • April 2023

Gynécologie Obstétrique Fertilité & Sénologie 

... [1][2][3][4] While eating disorder (ED)-focused Family-Based Therapy (FBT) and weight restoration are mainstays of treatment among individuals with AN, interest exists in evaluating the role of atypical antipsychotics to target cognitive distortions and obsessive preoccupations. [5][6][7][8] While treatment guidelines do not provide clear recommendations regarding antipsychotic choice, the timing of initiation, or duration of treatment, atypical antipsychotics are among the most commonly prescribed psychotropic medications in individuals with AN. [2][3][4] Olanzapine, risperidone, quetiapine, and aripiprazole are described in the literature, with mixed efficacy and safety profiles. 4,[8][9][10][11] Through an illustrative case review, this manuscript will highlight practical and evidence-based pearls to apply to this important patient population. ...

Efficacy and tolerance of second-generation antipsychotics in anorexia nervosa: A systematic scoping review

... Given what is known about high prevalence of bullying victimization across educational settings, the findings of this study support a concern with the social determinants of mental health and mental health professionals developing pluralistic competencies in working with social systems (see e.g. Gnanapragasam et al., 2023;Guessoum et al., 2022). ...

Articulating biological and social approaches in child and adolescent psychiatry

Frontiers in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

... Much of what does exist in the implementation space focuses on single-centre qualitative studies [28][29][30][31][32][33]. Notably, there also remains a gap when considering telehealth use in delivering services for populations with more severe mental health need and variable perspectives around the impact telehealth may have on therapeutic alliances in mental health [34][35][36][37][38]. ...

Evaluation of the rapid implementation of telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative study among adolescents and their parents

European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry