Movilización de procesos vinculares y de individuación: una intervención con pares significativos

Abstract

The present investigation / intervention is part of the macro project Links, Ecology and Nets, of the Master in Clinical Psychology and of the Family of the Santo Tomas University. It pretended to understand the links set up from the pattern of consumption between the family system and the institution, potentiating the change through therapeutic intervention with significant pairs that allow seeing new ways of building individuation processes from the redefinition of the links between the family, institution and significant pairs. Answering to the question ¿How are the links between a family with a SPA consumer member, the therapeutic foundation, the significant pairs and the investigators/intervenors that allow the emergence of new understandings against consumption in the conversational process with the significant pairs and propitiate the processes of individuation? Systemic modeling is assumed as a methodological strategy where the interactional interplay through the space temp link operators is recognized, which allows to understand and emerge new forms of linkage between the participants. A deepening case study was carried out where 8 conversational scenarios were developed within the Oyuki therapeutic foundation, with the participation of a family with one member in the consumption of psychoactive substances condition, two psychiatrists, one occupational worker and two significant pairs of the identified patient. The analysis of the conversational scenarios gives rise to the results, discussion and conclusions that contributed to the understanding of the consumption of psychoactive substances as a relational pattern, the mobilization of the individuation processes and the emergence of new intervention strategies in this phenomenon, in which the significant pairs as co-therapists and weavers of conversations, they allow the opening of new relational forms from an autonomous position of respect and recognition of the other as an integral subject that leads to breaking the relational pattern that connects them to consumption.