Journal article
The art of disruptive intervention in family therapy for psychosis.
Pages 157 to 163
Cite this article
- CHALTIEL, Patrick,
- Chaltiel, Patrick.
- Chaltiel, P.
https://doi.org/10.1684/ipe.2024.2692
Cite this article
- Chaltiel, P.
- Chaltiel, Patrick.
- CHALTIEL, Patrick,
https://doi.org/10.1684/ipe.2024.2692
English
Drawing on clinical experience, in the form of a few memories of emblematic family encounters, the author defends the primacy of an integrative approach over “medicalization” when it comes to disorders of contact with reality. Ultimately, this will promote “subsidiarity of care” in favor of “continuity of attention,” both to the individual and to his or her human ecosystem.
- family psychotherapy
- psychosis
- delirium
- clinical case
- integrative psychotherapy
Publisher keywords: clinical case, delirium, family psychotherapy, integrative psychotherapy, psychosis