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COMBAT
REACTION FACING STRESS AND TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES*
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Dr. Mordechai (Moty) Benyakar - Buenos Aires -
Argentina
The authorÊ describes his own experiences at the battlefield
during the course of five wars in Israel. From this
viewpoint, he develops some personal conceptualizations,
such as virtual therapeutic structuring, interventions
on demand, participative interventions, experience of
nonexperience, traumatogenic experiences, stressogenic
experiences, structural leadership and functional leadership.
Key words: trench mental health Ð traumatogenic
experience Ð stress experience Ð the traumatic factor
- experience of nonexperience Ð virtual therapeutic
structures - intervention on demand - participative
intervention - structural leadership -Ê functional leadership.
*Article presented in Hamburg on 8th August, 1999,
at the XI World Congress of Psychiatry of the W.P.A.
(World Psychiatric Association).
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GOLD
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Dr. Liliana Abraham - Buenos Aires - Argentina
This paper describes the indications and counterindications
suggested by Freud when the psychoanalytic method is
to be implemented and emphasizes his concern about the
extent of his method to approach other pathologies.
There is a description of the modifications to the classic
technique to deal with severe pathologies, patients
with low economic and/or libidinal resources as well
as the subsequent doubts, fears and prejudices experienced
by many professionals followed by the difficulty to
apply these resources in their daily practice.
Key words: psychoanalytic method - psychotherapy
- classic technique Ð severe pathology Ð technical modifications
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THINKING
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Dr. Diana Grud - Buenos Aires - Argentina
In this paper the theoretical outline on the research
and dynamics of child autism is traced following mainly
Bruno BettelheimÕs and Margaret MahlerÕs postulations.
These authors have successfully investigated in the
field of infantile psychoses, approaching the pathology
from different theoretical models, which are stated
in their basic conceptualization. In the first part
of the paper, the historical evolution of the clinical
concepts on infantile psychoses is shown following a
course which enables to get to the more current conception
of autism, its definition and clinical presentation.
In the second part, the genetic and dynamic aspects
of autism are taken into account and some theoretical
considerations related to that pathology are stated
by the author.
Key words: autism Ð infantile psychosis Ð psychological
birth of the human infant Ð symbiosis - separation -
individuation
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BULIMIA
NERVOSA AND ANOREXIA NERVOSA
Some Reasons Supporting Group Technique as Part of the
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Dr. Virginia InŽs Romano - Buenos Aires - Argentina
This paper emerges from my clinical experience, which
confirms the theoretical material which for several
years I advocated and still continue doing so. The population
of patients is included within the area of eating disorders.
My clinical experience is based on dealing with this
kind of pathologies in a specialized private clinic,
at the hospital and on private practice. The clinical
features related to these pathologies are described
as well as the various possible approaches, emphasizing
the value of group technique.
Key words: borderline-dependenceÐcommunication-continence-psychopharmacologic
medication-indifferenciation-family secrets
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THE
TERAPIA ATTENDED WITH ANIMALS AND THE QUALITY OF THE
SUBJECTS |
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Lic. en Psicopedagogía Sheila Ackermann-Buenos
Aires-Argentina
The purpose of this paper is to examine the results
of the research about the effects of animal assisted
therapy on the quality of life of certain patients.
Effects have been studied in different populations:
elderly people, convicts with psychiatric problems or
drug dependence and children with psychic or mental
dissabilities. The results of the research shows that
interacting with animals has a positive influence on the
quality of life of the three groups mentioned above.
Key words: :
animals-companion-dog-cat-therapy-children-convicts-elderly
people
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REALITY SHOWS AND NARCISSISM : An enough but old invention of what seems
SUBJECTS |
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Dra Silvia Horowitz - Buenos Aires Argentina
The author tries to relate maternal narcissim with
mass-media exhibition, based on her singular reflections
about "The Truman Show" film. Afterwards, she
analyses the effects of mass-media on children psyche.
Key words: : : narcissistic
relationship-reality show-object
relationship-over-adapted
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