Esculturas Terapéuticas: una Posibilidad para la Transformación de la Pauta Violenta de Parejas

Abstract

This research-intervention is part of the Master’s program in Clinical Psychology and Family at the Universidad Santo Tomás, affiliated with the "Psychology, Family, and Networks" group and framed within the research line of the "Links, Ecology, and Networks" project at the Faculty of Psychology. This work focuses on violence that emerges in intimate partner relationships and is presented as a reason for seeking consultation in a psychotherapeutic setting. Therefore, from a constructionist and constructivist systemic perspective, a proposal is made centered on relational links and therapeutic sculptures as an intervention strategy, through a case study with a couple who has experienced episodes of violence. The results obtained through this research-intervention will be presented in a case study of a couple who has experienced violence in their relationship and seeks help at the Psychological Care Service of the Universidad Santo Tomás. This study focuses on the question: How can the pattern of violence in a couple be mobilized through therapeutic sculptures within a psychotherapeutic process? The results of this work aim to offer new intervention possibilities to address clinical dilemmas related to intimate partner violence and contribute to the development of useful relational alternatives in the psychotherapeutic context.