Intervención en Red, Autonomía y Prospectiva Vital en dos Jóvenes Diagnosticadas con Anorexia

Abstract

This article is the result of the thesis work of the Master's in Clinical Psychology and Family from Santo Tomás University, linked to the research line "Psychology, Family, and Networks" of the Institutional Macroproject "Bonds, Ecology, and Networks". The thesis work is governed by the contextual and reflexive intervention research model with a qualitative methodology, through the development of a multiple case study; carried out with two young women diagnosed with anorexia and their family-social network, with a defined reason for consultation in the Psychological Care Service. The general objective stated is the understanding of relational constructions at the family and ecological levels in the social network of two young women diagnosed with anorexia in a psychotherapeutic intervention network scenario, promoting the mobilization of autonomy and life prospects. Articulated with the following research question: How are relationships configured at the family and ecological levels in the social network of two young women diagnosed with anorexia in a psychotherapeutic intervention network scenario, promoting the mobilization of autonomy and life prospects? The main conclusions and contributions regarding the clinical phenomenon include the deconstruction of pathologizing perspectives, the visibility of generative bonds that enable family and social support, encouraging processes of accompaniment, empathy, recognition of experiences, and understanding of the dynamics present in the system, understanding the configuration at different moments in life history, enabling the construction of projects, goals, and future desires.