Être parent d’un enfant autiste : de quels soutiens les mères australiennes ont-elles besoin ?

Titre original en anglais : Parenting autism: what supports do Australian mothers need?

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Gauchan, P., Mohi, S. R., O’Reilly, N., & Quinlan, E. (2025). Parenting autism: what supports do Australian mothers need? Educational and Developmental Psychologist, 42(2), 202-211. https://doi.org/10.1080/20590776.2025.2488735

Date de publication: 28/04/2025 Ajout dans AutiHub: 17/10/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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  1. Priya Gauchan
  2. Simone R. Mohi
  3. Nicole O’Reilly
  4. Elly Quinlan *

Résumé

Objectif Par rapport aux parents d’enfants non autistes, les parents d’enfants autistes connaissent un stress accru et des difficultés parentales particulières. Les témoignages de parents sur les types de soutiens qu’ils trouvent utiles sont rares. À ce jour, aucune étude de ce type n’a été menée auprès de mères australiennes. La présente étude visait à combler cette lacune. Méthode Des entretiens semi-structurés ont été menés auprès d’un échantillon communautaire de neuf mères australiennes d’enfants autistes. Les transcriptions des entretiens ont été analysées à l’aide d’une analyse thématique qualitative afin d’identifier des thèmes communs. Résultats Les soutiens rapportés comprenaient : la mise en relation avec d’autres parents au sein de la communauté autiste, le soutien familial, professionnel, scolaire et récréatif. Les soutiens souhaités identifiés comprenaient : davantage de répit et d’accès à des ressources de garde d’enfants, davantage de possibilités pour les familles de se mettre en relation au sein de la communauté autiste, ainsi qu’un accès accru à des activités récréatives inclusives pour les enfants autistes. Au niveau communautaire et sociétal, les mères ont exprimé l’importance d’accroître la sensibilisation, la défense des droits et l’inclusion des personnes autistes, en plus de rationaliser et de centraliser les services destinés aux familles. Conclusion L’identification des soutiens que les parents valorisent et trouvent les plus utiles est informative pour les familles. En outre, les prestataires de services et les organismes organisationnels doivent être informés par les voix et les perspectives des parents et des familles lorsqu’ils élaborent de futures initiatives.

Objective Compared to parents of non-autistic children, parents of autistic children experience increased stress and unique parenting challenges. Reports from parents on the types of supports they find helpful are scare. To date, no study of this type has been conducted among Australian mothers. The aim of the current study was to fill this gap.Method Semi-structured interviews were conducted with a community sample of nine Australian mothers of autistic children. Interview transcripts were analysed using qualitative thematic analysis to identify common themes.Results Reported supports included: connecting to other parents within the autistic community, family, professional, school and recreational support. Desired supports identified included: increased respite and access to childcare resources, increased opportunities for families to connect within the autistic community alongside increased access to recreational activities inclusive of autistic children. At a community and societal level, mothers expressed the importance of increasing awareness, advocacy and inclusion for autistic people in addition to streamlining and centralising services for families.Conclusion Identifying the supports that parents value and find most helpful is informative for families. Additionally, service providers and organisational bodies need to be informed by the voices and perspectives of parents and families when devising future initiatives.

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