Screening and early therapeutic intervention of bonding disorders at first six months of life: An alternative to prevent disorganised attachment and severe mental disorder

Introduction Disorganized attachment has been described as an important risk factor for developing serious mental disorders in childhood, adolescence and adulthood, such borderline personality disorder, psychoses, afective disorders, a higher suicide risk, instance. Bonding (BD) parents are related to insecure disorganized children. BD can be early diagnosed at 4 6 weeks after birth. Objectives Determine if there is significant difference between the results of prevalence affective attachment, suicidal five years birth offspring with without detected first year postpartum during covid-19 pandemic. Methods Describe pilot project analytical prospective study following cohort from SAMPECO/PEMHSCO (Perinatal Mental Health Spain Covid-19 pandemic). The planned divided into two groups: bonding which was established using Postpartum Questionnaire (Brockington, 2006). Follow both groups 5 compare risk. Results recruited March 2021 June 2022. There measured depression mothers fathers EPDS PBQ validated Spaniard population. More than 1500 families were involved beginning around 450 finished follow-up six months Around 500 lost because non-right contact information. Conclusions pandemic seriously affected health general Consequently, demand assistance by public private sanity sectors. Currently, youth population suffering very much consequences isolation other social factors, many who had babies this period haven’t enough support breed look their themselves. Some papers suggest that perinatal increased since several factors. Paradoxically, despite high preventive potential intervention period, not yet exist well-equipped units solve problem. It urgent boost development Perinatal Services prevent major worsening situation increasing rate severe children, adolescents adults. Disclosure Interest None Declared