Resiliencia a Través de Conversaciones de Re-Membranza en la Experiencia por Fallecimiento de Mascota en Adulto Joven.

Abstract

This is an investigative-intervention proposal that seeks to account for what, from the narrative construction, makes up the experiences and changes under the precept of the absence due to the death of pets as a generative and enabling factor so that when the grieving processes take place through conversations of re-membrance and art can favor the emergence of resilient processes.

Thus, by understanding that each story and story is made up of emotions and narratives loaded with great meanings, from a narrative biographical method we seek to give space to all this from a context built between participants and researchers, where each one accompanies the feelings of the other and there is an opening to dialogue and co-construction; in order to offer a new perspective from narrative psychology to address, hand in hand with re-membering as a tool, the death of pets in young adults.

To obtain conclusions, among which the main ones are, how pets become our closest companions in daily life from different roles, siblings, children, best friend, protector, etc. Furthermore, it is possible to interpret grief narratives based on the artistic and dialogic resources that enable re-membrance. And how resilient stories play an important role, since generative resignifications are built from them