"Pensare" e "sentire" terapeutico nell’analisi della domanda familiare: la famiglia O. e la fuga dalla stanza di terapia
Journal title RIVISTA DI PSICOTERAPIA RELAZIONALE
Author/s Simona Aiudi
Publishing Year 2009 Issue 2008/28 Language Italian
Pages 16 P. 57-72 File size 548 KB
DOI 10.3280/PR2008-028005
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"Pensare" e "sentire" terapeutico nell’analisi della domanda familiare: la famiglia O. e la fuga dalla stanza di terapia - In this work the analysis of the family request coming from a family with a drug addicted daughter is described. Starting from the first ways of interaction between the family and the therapeutic system and from the explicit family request about the symptom, an hypothesis is expressed about the implicit request pertinent to the fragility, the failures and the pain proper of the single person and the entire family system. This hypothesis, already occurred before the first session with the family, drove the therapeutic system to the definition of the diagnosis of the relationships, to the building of a therapeutic contract and to the first therapeutic interventions, everything functional to the implicit request. Working on the implicit request means reading again the family story and enriching it with new meanings, from which the change process can start.
Keywords: Implicit request, empathy, therapeutic feeling, drug addiction, family relationship.
Simona Aiudi, "Pensare" e "sentire" terapeutico nell’analisi della domanda familiare: la famiglia O. e la fuga dalla stanza di terapia in "RIVISTA DI PSICOTERAPIA RELAZIONALE " 28/2008, pp 57-72, DOI: 10.3280/PR2008-028005