Self’s differentiation in a transcultural perspective: mending the cut off from the family with belonging
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https://doi.org/10.23823/jps.v6i1.102Abstract
The article describes an individual clinical process conducted online. From the patient's initial question, strongly focused on the symptoms, the narration of a family history begins, marked by the violent separation of the parents of Moroccan origin, and the consequent abandonment of the mother. A marital conflict, heated and destructive, which unfolds on a failure of the family's migration path from the country of origin, from which the patient distances herself physically with a consequent cut off. The work in the therapeutic path has the objective of detriangulating the patient's position within her family to arrive at a more authentic self’s differentiation, which allows her in the present to experience different roles than those imposed by her family mandate.
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