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From Intrusion to Trauma
Issue 2 : October, 2011
ISBN : 9782749214641
Traumatic intrusion often starts when the individual or groupal psychic apparatus is overwhelmed, in which case it is in a state of great distress and fear and cannot follow the regular process… From the breach to the overflow of the invasion, from the protective shield’s intrusion to its extinction, when psyche and soma are ununified and broken into, how can the Institution and its heroes cope? What destiny for the suspended time that cannot fall back in place? What should be thought of this specific moment that can no longer pursue its course? How can this be contained when it overwhelms all thinking processes and care disposals? Through their various clinical experiences in different institutions, the authors of this issue discuss this notion and present a practice where it is generally a matter of accompanying individual and institution into developing their personal story after a brutal stop due to this intrusion.
Authors
Simona ALBU-LEOST - Garance BELAMICH - Charlotte COSTANTINO - Pierre-Georges DESPIERRE- Mathilde DU COLOMBIER - Elisabeth FERREIRA - Roland HAVAS - Diane IBLED - Daniel IRAGO - Francis KATCHADOURIAN - Nathalie LAFORET - Anne-Marie SILES
Table of contents
Editorial. P de Saint Jacob
Introduction. R. Mallet and C. Costantino
Institutional Itineraries
Subjective Position and Trauma: the Role of the Institution. F. Katchadourian
Puberty and Anorexic Asceticism: Hypervigilance and Hypercontrol. G. Belamich and C. Costantino
From Diagnosis to Living in a Specialized Alzheimer Clinic. E. Ferreira
Clinical Crossroads
When Fantasy Turns Traumatic: Case Study of a Patient Presenting Psychosomatic Symptoms. A. Albu-Leost and G. Belamich
From Charybdis to Scylla. R. Havas
The Return of the Mother, Mirror of Traumatic Loss. P.G. Despierre
On the Frontiers of Care
Entering a Foreign Land: Psychological Work with Cancer Patients. M. Du Colombier
Approaches and Paradoxes of “Trauma for Therapeutic Uses”: Protective Isolation in an Organ Transplant Unit. D. Ibled
On the Threshold of Case Management
Asylum Seekers: Caring for Survivors of Political Violence. D. Irago
Institutional Emergency: the Institutions Faced with a Traumatic Event. A.M. Siles, N. Laforêt and C. Costantino
See also
The symptom : a ally?
The insolence of the symptom
Intimacy unveiled, intimate to be regained
The Challenge of Intimacy in a Care Institution
Should we be Afraid of Care Institutions?
Fear figures in the institution
Everyday Life in institutions : alienation or freedom?
« Everyday Life : Institutional Care’s True Stake ? »
Repetition’s Functions
Repetition : from Resistance to Change ?
Mediations : a therapeutic device ?
Mediations, bonding and symbolization
The act : short circuit or revival ?
Acting Out : Discharge or Object Intent?
Dependency : from Fusion to Confusion
Dependency with an End, Dependency without End
Orality Orders and Disorders at Different Times of Life
From Trauma to Possible Therapeutic Paths
From Loss to Renunciation
The Challenges of Multidisciplinarity
From Intrusion to Trauma
Containers and Psychic Care