Reflexividad e identidad familiar en la pauta asociada al Consumo de spa

Abstract

The present investigation intervention is assigned to the Group of Psychology, Family and Networks, to the Line of Psychology, Human Systems and Mental Health and to the Macroproject of Stories and Narratives in Diversity of Human Systems of the Master in Clinical Psychology and of the Family of the Santo Tomás University. The general objective of the present investigation-intervention was to understand and reconfigure the family narrative identity in the relational pattern associated with the problematic use of psychoactive substances by one of its members in the trajectory of youth through reflexivity in narrative-conversational scenarios. facilitate the emergence of adaptive changes in the system. Where did the following research-intervention question arise? How to develop reflexivity scenarios that allow the reconfiguration of family identity and favor the emergence of adaptive novelties that facilitate the transformation of the relational pattern associated with the consumption of psychoactive substances ?. The present degree project is located in second order social research, based on the research / intervention proposal. A single case study was developed, scheduled as a psychotherapy process with a family with a member of adolescent age with a clinical consultation reason linked to the problematic use of psychoactive substances, the above was carried out in the Psychological Attention Services of the Santo Tomás University. Five reflexive conversational scenarios were carried out, using the reflexive method and the Milan protocol technique. These scenarios were distributed in 9 sessions taking into account their clinical relevance anchored to the processes of change and transformation of the consulting system. The information was systematized qualitatively, using conversational narrative analysis as a processing technique.