Abstracts
Résumé
Dans cet article, les auteurs tentent d’illustrer comment les questions liées à l’attachement sont au coeur de la psychothérapie focalisée sur le transfert (PFT), une psychothérapie psychodynamique manualisée pour le traitement des personnes ayant un trouble de la personnalité limite (TPL). Les auteurs mettent en évidence que la façon dont le psychothérapeute prend conscience de ces questions liées à l’attachement peut l’aider à mieux comprendre les processus psychopathologiques occasionnés par les troubles de l’attachement et, plus particulièrement, comment le lien patient-thérapeute peut favoriser la désorganisation de l’attachement ou la gêner passablement.
Abstract
This paper illustrates the centrality of attachment issues in a manualized psychodynamic psychotherapy for BPD, Transference-focused psychotherapy (TFP). The focus is on how the psychotherapist’s awareness of these issues may advance the understanding of psychopathological processes mediated by attachment disorganization, and in particular how the patient-therapist match may foster or impede disorganized attachment.
Resumen
En este artículo los autores intentan ilustrar la manera en que las cuestiones relacionadas con el apego se encuentran en el centro de la psicoterapia focalizada en la transferencia (PFT), una psicoterapia psicodinámica hecha manual para el tratamiento de las personas con un trastorno de la personalidad límite (TPL). Los autores ponen en evidencia que la forma en la que el psicoterapeuta toma conciencia de las cuestiones relacionadas con el apego puede ayudarle a comprender mejor los procesos psicopatológicos ocasionados por los trastornos de apego y, en particular, la manera como el lazo paciente-terapeuta puede favorecer la desorganización del apego o entorpecerlo bastante.
Resumo
Neste artigo, os autores tentam ilustrar como as questões ligadas ao apego estão no centro da psicoterapia focalizada na transferência (PFT), uma psicoterapia psicodinâmica manualizada para o tratamento das pessoas que sofrem de um transtorno da personalidade borderline (TPB). Os autores evidenciam que a maneira como o psicoterapeuta toma consciência destas questões ligadas ao apego pode ajudá-lo a melhor compreender os processos psicopatológicos ocasionados pelos transtornos do apego e, principalmente, como a relação paciente/ terapeuta pode favorecer a desorganização do apego ou atrapalhá-lo razoavelmente.
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