El recibimiento: suceso posibilitador de nuevas definiciones de ser familia

Abstract

The present research-intervention work is part of the institutional macro-project called "Family stories and narratives in a variety of contexts", belonging to the Psychology, Family and Networks research group, and aims at understanding and developing new interventional concepts articulated from fuzzy logic, complexity sciences and cultural concepts of the matriculation, proposed by Maturana and Dávila, as a response to the absence of studies published in the last ten years (2010-2020), which investigate how the reception processes experienced by a family of a woman deprived of her liberty due to her participation in the Colombian armed conflict and who will assume the care of her child due to the release of her son from the penitentiary due to the completion of the established legal age of 3 years. As a result, the family was involved in a novel way, while the debate was held outside the prison and jail context, using the methodology of the single case study due to the limitations given by the absence of studies on the subject, within the Psychological Care Service of the Universidad Santo Tomas, trying to generate through narrative therapy and the articulation of this with the modeling of the matriculation, dialogues that connect the different members of the family system in an intervention, in different times, moments and places, making possible with it the emergence of a new understanding of the relevance of the territory as a mediator in the transformations lived by the family system for the reception of a new member. Conclusion: the present intervention-research on the phenomenon provides an unprecedented testimony of the vicissitudes experienced by a family that receives the child of a woman deprived of her freedom and the transformations experienced in the territory, thus highlighting the need for new debates and openings both in clinical psychology and in the Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology, on the need to intervene in phenomena typical of the Colombian social and political context from new conceptual operators.