Comprendre l’impact de la possession d’un chien chez les adultes autistes : implications pour la santé mentale et la prévention du suicide

Titre original en anglais : Understanding the impact of dog ownership on autistic adults: implications for mental health and suicide prevention

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Barcelos, A. M., Kargas, N., Packham, C., & Mills, D. S. (2021). Understanding the impact of dog ownership on autistic adults: implications for mental health and suicide prevention. Scientific Reports, 11(1), 23655-23655. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-02504-8

Date de publication: 08/12/2021 Ajout dans AutiHub: 22/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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  1. Ana Maria Barcelos
  2. Niko Kargas
  3. Chris Packham *
  4. Daniel S. Mills

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Résumé Les problèmes de santé mentale et le suicide sont plus fréquents chez les adultes autistes que dans la population générale. La possession d’un chien peut améliorer le bien-être humain. Cette étude visait à élaborer un cadre des effets sur le bien-être des activités liées aux chiens chez les adultes autistes et à le comparer au cadre élaboré pour une population générale d’adultes. Trente-six propriétaires de chiens autistes (âgés de 18 à 74 ans, dont 18 hommes) issus de diverses régions du Royaume-Uni ont été interrogés et les transcriptions ont fait l’objet d’une analyse thématique. 16,7 % ont déclaré que leurs chiens les avaient empêchés de mettre fin à leurs jours, principalement en raison de l’affection du chien et de la nécessité de s’occuper de l’animal. Les interactions étroites entre le chien et son propriétaire (par exemple, les câlins, les promenades, la présence du chien) étaient les activités les plus fréquemment associées à une amélioration des émotions/de l’humeur et du fonctionnement dans la vie, tandis que les activités de type routinier (par exemple, nourrir l’animal) amélioraient particulièrement le fonctionnement dans la vie. La détérioration du bien-être était principalement liée aux problèmes de comportement du chien, à la mauvaise santé ou au décès du chien, et aux obligations envers le chien. Malgré certains aspects négatifs associés à la possession, avoir un chien pourrait améliorer le bien-être de nombreux adultes autistes et contribuer aux stratégies de prévention du suicide dans ce groupe à haut risque. Le cadre était cohérent avec celui élaboré précédemment, ce qui indique sa robustesse et la possibilité de se concentrer sur les activités liées aux chiens plutôt que sur le concept vague de « possession » lors de l’examen de l’impact de la possession sur le bien-être.

Abstract Mental health problems and suicide are more frequent in autistic adults than general population. Dog ownership can improve human well-being. This study aimed to generate a framework of well-being outcomes for dog-related activities in autistic adults and compare it to the framework generated for a general adult population. Thirty-six autistic dog owners (18–74 years old, 18 males) from diverse UK regions were interviewed and transcripts thematically analysed. 16.7% reported that their dogs prevented them from taking their own lives, mainly due to the dog's affection and the need to care for the animal. Close dog-owner interactions (e.g., cuddling, walking, dog's presence) were the most frequent activities improving emotions/moods and life functioning, whereas routine-like activities (e.g., feeding the animal) particularly enhanced life functioning. Well-being worsening was mainly linked to dog behaviour problems, dog poor health/death and obligations to the dog. Despite some negatives associated with ownership, having a dog could improve the well-being of many autistic adults and assist suicide prevention strategies in this high-risk group. The framework was consistent with that generated previously, indicating its robustness and the potential opportunity to focus on dog-related activities rather than the vague concept of “ownership” when considering the impact of ownership on well-being.

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