RESEARCH GROUPS
FRONTIERS, LIMITS AND INTRUSION
A migrating Couple and a family without a fixed home
Our research group is multicultural integrated by colleagues from different cities and countries from Europe and America: Montevideo (Uruguay), Ushuia (Argentina), Rome (Italy), Lyon and París (France), Libon (Portugal), and Panama (Panama). The interchanges have been done by Skype and e-mail, and the Coordinators Synthelize the ideas. During the two year we have studied two clinical cases: one couple therapy and one family diagnostic. The couple therapy (in Ushuaia) refers to a situation of migration where the intrapsychic transgenerational problems, with particularities of a social context extremely mobile, with no roots and very few representations.
The family material (from Montevideo) refers to a family group with important concrete needs loaded with confusional primitive anguishes. To attend them from a psychoanalytic perspective was a great challenge. Mainly because we come from different trainings in psychoanalysis of the link. The material presented has risen technical and theoretical questioning that is articulated on the anthropological-social-psychoanalytic axis. We ask ourselves if our heterogeneity, instead of being an obstacle, can result as a different instrument to think, that facilitates the approach to different scenarios and to refine the different ways of working.
Members:
- Argentine: Rossella del Guerra, individual member (IACFP)
- France: Rosa Jaitin (Apsylien, SFTFP), Philippe Robert (PSYFA)
- Italy: Daniela Lucarelli, Gabriela Tavazza Tavazza (Società Italiana di Psicoanalisi della Coppia e della Famiglia, Roma)
- Panama: Lea S. de Setton (IPI, Panamá)
- Portugal: Manuela Porto, Poïesis, Lisboa)
- Uruguay: individual members IACFP, Graciela Casavilla, Laura Puig, María Marta Sapriza