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Lacanian Psychotherapy with Children: The Broken Piano

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Lacanian Psychotherapy with Children: The Broken Piano is a groundbreaking book that explores the use of Lacanian psychoanalysis in the treatment of children. The book provides a comprehensive overview of Lacanian theory and its application to child psychotherapy, and it includes case studies that illustrate how Lacanian techniques can be used to help children overcome a variety of emotional and behavioral problems.

Lacanian Psychotherapy With Children: The Broken Piano

by Catherine Mathelin

4.7 out of 5

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Lacanian psychoanalysis is a school of thought that was developed by French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan. Lacan's work is based on the idea that the human psyche is structured like a language. This means that our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all shaped by the way we use language.

Lacanian psychotherapy with children is a type of therapy that uses Lacanian theory to help children understand and overcome their emotional and behavioral problems. Lacanian therapists believe that children's problems are often caused by unconscious conflicts that are rooted in their early experiences. These conflicts can lead to a variety of symptoms, such as anxiety, depression, aggression, and withdrawal.

Lacanian psychotherapy with children is a gentle and non-directive approach that helps children to explore their unconscious conflicts and develop new ways of coping with their problems. The therapist provides a safe and supportive space in which the child can talk about their thoughts and feelings. The therapist also uses play, art, and other creative activities to help the child access their unconscious mind.

Lacanian psychotherapy with children can be an effective treatment for a variety of emotional and behavioral problems. However, it is important to note that Lacanian psychotherapy is a long-term process that can take several years to complete. It is also important to find a therapist who is experienced in working with children and who is familiar with Lacanian theory.

If you are interested in learning more about Lacanian psychotherapy with children, I encourage you to read The Broken Piano. This book provides a comprehensive overview of Lacanian theory and its application to child psychotherapy. It also includes case studies that illustrate how Lacanian techniques can be used to help children overcome a variety of emotional and behavioral problems.

Case Studies

The Broken Piano includes several case studies that illustrate how Lacanian psychotherapy can be used to help children overcome a variety of emotional and behavioral problems. These case studies provide a valuable glimpse into the therapeutic process and the ways in which Lacanian techniques can be used to help children heal.

One case study in the book is about a young boy named Billy who was struggling with anxiety and depression. Billy was afraid to go to school and he would often have panic attacks. His therapist used Lacanian techniques to help Billy understand his unconscious conflicts and develop new ways of coping with his anxiety. Over time, Billy's symptoms improved and he was able to return to school and enjoy his life.

Another case study in the book is about a young girl named Sally who was struggling with aggression. Sally was often getting into fights at school and she was having trouble controlling her anger. Her therapist used Lacanian techniques to help Sally understand her unconscious conflicts and develop new ways of expressing her anger. Over time, Sally's aggression decreased and she was able to build healthy relationships with her peers.

The case studies in The Broken Piano are just two examples of how Lacanian psychotherapy can be used to help children overcome a variety of emotional and behavioral problems. These case studies provide a valuable glimpse into the therapeutic process and the ways in which Lacanian techniques can be used to help children heal.

Lacanian Psychotherapy with Children: The Broken Piano is a valuable resource for clinicians who are interested in learning more about Lacanian psychotherapy with children. The book provides a comprehensive overview of Lacanian theory and its application to child psychotherapy, and it includes case studies that illustrate how Lacanian techniques can be used to help children overcome a variety of emotional and behavioral problems. I highly recommend this book to clinicians who are interested in learning more about Lacanian psychotherapy with children.

Lacanian Psychotherapy With Children: The Broken Piano

by Catherine Mathelin

4.7 out of 5