Representação no campo do traumático: a enfermidade grave na infância e o impacto sobre o desenvolvimento [Representation in the Field of Trauma: a serious illness childhood]

QUEIROZ, F. C. A. (2011). Representação no campo do traumático: a enfermidade grave na infância e o impacto sobre o desenvolvimento [Representation in the Field of Trauma: a serious illness childhood]. Doctoral Thesis – Instituto de Psicologia da USP. São Paulo (SP), 2011. 

Available on: doi: <10.11606/T.47.2011.tde-17042012-121637> 

This study aimed to investigate the psychological dynamics of child victims of a serious illness and possibility of allowing greater mobility of the psychological dynamics of these children through recreational technical and search representative from the premise that serious illness in childhood is a traumatic situation among many others possible. Outline for such an understanding, a journey that starts in the first registration and the construction of mental representations and then presents how a traumatic situation may weaken the mind. We emphasize the possibility of representation by the psychoanalytic interventions, assuming that it is through the symbolic condition that the individual develops. We conducted a theoretical and clinical study of two children who underwent surgery for repair of congenital heart disease and, consequently, admission to the intensive care unit. The study consisted of psychoanalytic interventions which recommended the offer of a continent with reverie, with a proposal to accompany the child in confronting issues that are beyond the realm of representations, through the play, not favoring the strike and not freezing your symbolic condition. The Drawing-and-Story Procedure was used at the beginning and end of the process as support for interventions and evaluations. Through psychoanalytic interventions, theoretical-technical resources used, we observed some changes in the line representing the beginning of a conflict and change in the way children play and express themselves graphically.

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