WORKSHOP ALL'EATA CONFERENCE: 1st EATA TA Theory Development & Research Conference

Titolo Workshop

Pensare la mente: la relazione terapeutica come percorso riparatore dell'esperienza traumatica nel Disturbo di Personalità Borderline.

Authors
Giuseppe Cherri, psicologo, psicoterapeuta, PTSTA; Federica Panella, psicologo, psicoterapeuta, PTSTA; Beatrice Piermartini, psicologo, psicoterapeuta, CTA.
Abstract

Il workshop ha il fine di stimolare i partecipanti ad un confronto sul lavoro terapeutico con clienti con diagnosi di borderline personality disorder (BPD). Un caso clinico, alcuni contributi teorici AT,  integrati anche con prospettive teoriche differenti, l'utilizzo di filmati ad hoc uniti a piccole esperienze in gruppo consentiranno ai partecipanti di riflettere sulla gestione del mondo relazionale ed emotivo in clienti con BPD. Si metterà in evidenza il legame tra attaccamento disorganizzato, trauma e incapacità di costruire una rappresentazione di sè e dell’altro. Il lavoro terapeutico esposto mostrerà come l’integrazione delle esperienze traumatiche arcaiche del cliente sia possibile all’interno di una relazione, quale è quella con il terapeuta e con lo psichiatra, attraverso la quale viene sviluppata la funzione riflessiva e di autonarrazione dell’Adulto, rendendo possibile  pensare la propria mente e quella dell’altro.

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Title English version

Think about the mind: the relationship as path repairer of traumatic experiences in Borderline Personality Disorder.

Abstract  English version
The workshop aims to stimulate the participants in a discussion on the therapeutic work with clients diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). A clinical case, some theoretical AT contributions, integrated with different theoretical perspectives, the use of ad hoc movies, combined with small group experiences, will enable participants to reflect on the management of the world's social and emotional in clients with BPD. It will highlight the link between disorganized attachment, trauma and inability to build a representation of himself and other. Therapeutic work exhibited, will show how the integration of traumatic archaic experiences of the customer is possible within a relationship, which is the one with the therapist and the psychiatrist, through which is developed reflective function and self-narration of the Adult, making possible to think of his mind and that of the other.

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