CONCEITOS E PERSPECTIVAS DA AVALIAÇÃO DA TERAPIA PSICANALÍTICA

Autores

  • Horst Kächele Associação Psicanalítica Alemã
  • Michael Hölzer Ulm University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/sppa%20revista.v1i1.442

Palavras-chave:

Terapia psicanalítica, Neurose, Personalidade borderline

Resumo

A pesquisa em psicoterapia psicanalítica é hoje, como antes, uma enteada; o número daqueles que com ela se ocupam de
forma séria não é muito grande. Ela está ligada a instituições científicas, pois somente nelas existe a infra estrutura necessária
para sua realização. Seus pontos fortes estão hoje tanto na avaliação geral de formas de terapia psicanalítica, como na análise
microprocessual dos conceitos centrais da terapia psicanalítica. Uma separação rígida da Psicanálise standard dos outros
procedimentos terapêuticos dela derivados não é, até hoje, defensável; a variação existente no seio daquilo que se batizou
como psicanalítico, multiplicado pela muito grande variedade do fazer psicanalítico ligado aquele que o exerce, origina uma
variabilidade que, somente de forma artificial, se deixa classificar em categorias rígidas. Seria de grande ajuda identificar
dimensões essenciais do fazer terapêutico psicanalítico e descobrir para cada paciente que mistura e que dose é necessária
para ele. Cada psicanalista é hoje, como no passado, chamado, através de cuidadosos estudos de caso, a colaborar para que
possa comprovar o seu fazer. Assim, não é necessária nenhuma preocupação em relação a terapia destruir a ciência pois,
então, como anteriormente, cada um dos estudos de caso poderá contribuir para o crescimento do conhecimento psicanalítico

 

Abstract

Research on psychoanalytical therapy is, today as well as earlier, astep child; very few are those who are working on it seriously.
This kind of research is linked to scientific institutions because only there it is possible to find the infrastructure to support it. The
strong topic of such research is today the general evaluation of ali forms of psychoanalytical therapy as well as in the micro
processual analysis of its central concepts. It is not possible any longer to agree to a rigid distinction between the standard
Psychoanalysis and other therapeutic forms derived from it; the great variation existing regarding what was called
psychoanalytical, multiplied by the great variability of the psychoanalytical practice of the therapists produces a variability, which
only artificially can be classified finto rigid categories. It would be helpful to identify essential dimensions of the therapeutic
psychoanalytical practice and to discover for each patient what mix and doses is necessary for him. Every psychoanalyst is
called, today as earlier, to collaborate to test his practice through careful case studies. Doing so, it would not be necessary to
worry about therapy destroying science because each of lhe case studies could add to the growth of psychoanalytic knowledge.

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Biografia do Autor

Horst Kächele, Associação Psicanalítica Alemã

Membro Efetivo da Associação Psicanalítica Alemã

Michael Hölzer, Ulm University

Livre Docente do Departamento de Medicina Psicossomática da Universidade de Ulm

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