Ressonâncias do inconsciente materno e familiar na sintomatologia infantil e no setting analítico à luz de um caso clínico

This study aims to discuss the importance for a child therapist to keep a binocular vision which both prioritizes listening to the inner world of his/her little patient and the interferences of the family and maternal unconscious in the child symptomatology and in the analytic setting. From the perspective that the infant's inner world is also, although not only, built by the parental unconscious demand, the further purpose of this study is to demonstrate how, in this clinical case, the symptoms of the child were influenced by maternal unconscious conflicts and by the parental care modality existing in such family

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