Construcciones vinculares alrededor de la diversidad sexual: coevolución e intervención en red

Abstract

This research / intervention is part of the research line: Everyday Contexts and Social Transformations, to the Research Group: Family Psychology and Networks and to the Macroproject: Links, Ecology and Networks of the Master's Degree in Clinical and Family Psychology, Universidad Santo Tomás. The general objective is aimed at understanding the family and social link configuration around sexual diversity, to promote coevolution in the systems involved, through the network intervention strategy in psychotherapeutic settings, from an eco-etho-anthropological perspective. and it was configured as a research / intervention question: How are family and social ties organized in sexual diversity, to favor coevolution processes in the systems involved, through the network intervention strategy in psychotherapeutic settings? The research is located in second order cybernetics and the contextual reflective method, through the qualitative methodology a single case study, belonging to the emphasis of deepening in the Master's Degree. In the psychotherapeutic context, the conversational designs favored the emergence of the participants: a family and a member with diverse sexuality, managing to mobilize the rigidity of hegemonic meanings in the concept of family. Regarding the results and conclusions, the network intervention acts as a mobilizing device, where the links with relational systems such as the family and the social network become more complex, creating alternative ways in the face of the construction of multiple realities and intersubjective configuration processes that entail to the coevolution of all the members of the therapeutic system.