数字时代和精神分析:设置和治疗挑战的新前沿

IF 0.9 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS
Serena Previdi, Anna Buzzi, Mariagiovanna Cozza
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摘要我们反思了精神分析中环境的概念,以及鉴于SARS-CoV-19大流行对人类互动的影响以及从面对面到在线会议的转变,它是如何被彻底重新考虑的。从寻求互动到担心可能被传染的快速转变,导致一些专业人士突然改变了环境。虽然场景的概念似乎来自经典的弗洛伊德方法,但弗洛伊德从未明确地谈论过它,尽管它后来在他的著作中得到了发展。只有在20世纪60年代和70年代,背景才被视为精神分析研究的对象。由于精神分析中的心理被认为是一个空间扩展的实体,本文讨论了空间和时间的概念(外部设置)以及患者和分析师的精神状态(内部设置)。我们调查了这些方面是如何由于技术的使用而发生变化的。在病人和分析师的感知层面上发生了什么变化?关于对方身体的存在和不存在有什么不同?我们用自己的亲身经历来反映面对面和在线课程之间的差异。关键词:设置spacebody互联网技术心理分析披露声明作者未报告潜在利益冲突。注1:在临床小品中,姓名和任何其他个人资料已被更改,以尊重人们的隐私,使其完全无法识别。作者简介:serena Previdi毕业于意大利博洛尼亚大学和哥伦比亚波哥大罗萨里奥大学,获得临床心理学双学位。2016年,她在波哥大的圣托马斯诊所(Clinica Santo Thomas)进行研究生实习,负责精神病患者,并在临床心理学家马里奥·格雷罗(Mario Guerrero)博士的指导下开始了她的第一次个人分析。Serena Previdi是艾米利亚-罗马涅学院和博洛尼亚埃里希·弗洛姆精神分析心理治疗研究所的心理学家。从同一年开始,她开始了她的第二次个人分析与精神分析学家和SPI的准会员法瓦·拉蒙娜博士。自2021年以来,她一直是临床心理学服务和病理成瘾服务的居民,AUSL摩德纳。Anna Buzzi毕业于意大利乌尔比诺Carlo Bo大学临床心理学专业,毕业论文题目为“监狱警察:组织、专业使命和社会心理风险”,这是她对这一领域已经产生的兴趣的延续,她在三年的论文中关注囚犯的社会重新融合。随后,她在一个治疗社区进行了研究生实习,为患有病理性成瘾和双重诊断的人提供治疗,并采取了替代监狱的措施。Anna Buzzi是Emilia Romagna的一名心理学家,目前就读于新弗洛伊德精神分析专业学校的Erich Fromm研究所,在博洛尼亚AUSL儿童神经精神病学和成人饮食失调中心进行专业实习。Mariagiovanna Cozza于2012年毕业于佩鲁贾大学医学和外科专业。并于2017年在同一所大学获得老年病学专业。从2020年起,她在博洛尼亚AUSL工作,主要从事老年精神科门诊活动,旨在对老年人的情绪障碍和认知缺陷进行分类。从2021年起,她开始在博洛尼亚的新弗洛伊德精神分析专业学校埃里希·弗洛姆研究所学习。从2022年起,她开始了自己的个人分析治疗,与IFPS的正式会员精神分析学家戴维德·科拉代蒂(Davide Corradetti)博士一起以混合模式(有时在线,有时亲自)进行治疗。
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The digital age and psychoanalysis: New frontiers of the setting and therapeutic challenges
AbstractWe reflect on the concept of the setting in psychoanalysis, and how it has been radically reconsidered given the impact of the SARS-CoV-19 pandemic on human interactions and moving from face-to-face to online sessions. The rapidity of going from seeking interaction to a fear of possible contagion led some professionals to adopt a sudden change of setting. Although the concept of setting seems to come from the classical Freudian method, Freud never spoke about it explicitly, although it was subsequently developed from his writings. Only in the 1960s and 70s was the setting perceived as the very object of psychoanalytic exploration. Since the psyche in psychoanalysis is conceived as a spatially extended entity, this paper discusses the concepts of space and time (external setting) and the mental state of both the patient and analyst (internal setting). We investigate how these aspects have changed as a result of the use of technology. What changes have taken place at the perceptual level in the patient and analyst? What differences are there with respect to the presence/absence of the other’s body? We use our own reflections of our personal experiences of undergoing face-to-face and online sessions to reveal the differences between them.Key words: settingspacebodyInternettechniquepsychoanalysis Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Notes1 It is specified that, within the clinical vignettes, names and any other personal references have been changed in order to respect people’s privacy by making them completely unrecognizable.Additional informationNotes on contributorsSerena PrevidiSerena Previdi graduated with a double degree in clinical psychology from the Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna, Italy, and Universidad del Rosario, Bogotà, Colombia. In 2016 she undertook a postgraduate internship at the Clinica Santo Thomas in Bogotà, taking charge of patients suffering from psychosis and began her first personal analysis, with clinical psychologist Dr Mario Guerrero. Serena Previdi has been a member of the order of psychologists of the Emilia-Romagna, and at the Erich Fromm Institute of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Bologna. Starting that same year, she began her second personal analysis with psychoanalyst and SPI associate member Dr. Fava Ramona.Since 2021 she has been a resident at the Clinical Psychology Service, and Pathological Addiction Service, AUSL Modena.Anna BuzziAnna Buzzi graduated in clinical psychology from Carlo Bo University, Urbino, Italy, with a thesis entitled “Prison Police: Organization, Professional Mission and Psychosocial Risks” as a continuation of the interest that had already developed in this area from a three-year thesis where attention was placed on the social reintegration of prisoners. She subsequently undertook a postgraduate internship in a therapeutic community, for people with pathological addictions and a double diagnosis and in alternative measures to prison.Anna Buzzi is enrolled in the order of psychologists of Emilia Romagna and is currently attending the Erich Fromm Institute of Neo-Freudian Psycho- analysis specialization school, carrying out a specialization internship at the Child Neuropsychiatry and Centre for Adult Eating Disorders, AUSL Bologna.Mariagiovanna CozzaMariagiovanna Cozza graduated in 2012 in medicine and surgery from the University of Perugia. and obtained her specialization in geriatrics in 2017 from the same University. From 2020 she has worked at AUSL Bologna, mainly with psychogeriatric outpatient activities aimed at the classification of mood disorders and cognitive deficits in elderly individuals.From 2021 she started attending the Erich Fromm Institute of Neo-Freudian Psychoanalysis specialization school in Bologna. From 2022 she started her personal analysand therapy, carrying out the sessions in mixed mode (sometimes online, sometimes in person) with Dr. Davide Corradetti, a Full Member psychoanalyst of the IFPS.
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International Forum of Psychoanalysis
International Forum of Psychoanalysis PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS-
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