Transformaciones en la agencia de una mujer a lo largo de un proceso de psicoterapia psicoanalítica breve: un análisis a partir de los relatos de violencia
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2024-10-10
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Abstract
La presente investigación tiene como finalidad analizar las manifestaciones y
transformaciones de la agencia de una paciente a lo largo de un proceso de psicoterapia breve,
a partir del análisis de las narrativas sobre los eventos de violencia relatados durante el
proceso. Se realiza un análisis narrativo sobre los contenidos de las historias de violencia y
los significados que podría tener cada experiencia narrada. Los resultados se han organizado
en torno a las tres fases del proceso de psicoterapia según el modelo de Terapia Dinámica
Interpersonal Breve propuesta por Lemma, Target y Fonagy (2011). A lo largo de las tres
fases se desarollan de manera transversal cuatro ejes de análisis temático: (1) Tiempos en la
narrativa, (2) Respondiendo a los eventos, (3) Origen de la problemática y conciencia sobre
los hechos, (4) Posicionamiento frente a los escenarios de violencia. Los resultados
evidencian cómo, la propuesta de intervención terapéutica de orientación psicoanalítica con
personas que han vivido violencia genera cambios en la subjetividad, permitiendo desarrollar
una mirada autoreflexiva, integrando los eventos de su historia y creando un hilo conductor
que le ayude a establecer a una noción de continuidad. Esto, permite recuperar su capacidad
de agencia para romper con la historia de violencia, propiciando una voluntad de cambio.
The aim of this investigation is to analyze the manifestations and transformations of the agency of a patient throughout a brief psychotherapy process. The first section analyzes narratives depicting events of violence that occurred, as told by the patients. Lastly, a narrative analysis is carried out based on the contents of the stories of violence, and the meanings of each narrated experience is interpreted. The results are organized around the three phases of the psychotherapy process according to the Brief Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy, proposed by Lemma, Target and Fonagy (2011). Throughout the three phases, four axes of thematic analysis are developed in a transversal manner: (1) Times in the narrative, (2) Responding to the events, (3) Origin of the problem and awareness of the events, (4) Positioning in the face of violence scenarios. The results show how the psychoanalyticoriented therapeutic intervention proposal for people who have experienced violence generates changes in subjectivity, allowing them to develop a self-reflection look, integrating the events of their history and creating a common thread that helps them establish a notion of continuity. This allows them to recover their agency capacity to break with the history of violence, fostering a will for change.
The aim of this investigation is to analyze the manifestations and transformations of the agency of a patient throughout a brief psychotherapy process. The first section analyzes narratives depicting events of violence that occurred, as told by the patients. Lastly, a narrative analysis is carried out based on the contents of the stories of violence, and the meanings of each narrated experience is interpreted. The results are organized around the three phases of the psychotherapy process according to the Brief Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy, proposed by Lemma, Target and Fonagy (2011). Throughout the three phases, four axes of thematic analysis are developed in a transversal manner: (1) Times in the narrative, (2) Responding to the events, (3) Origin of the problem and awareness of the events, (4) Positioning in the face of violence scenarios. The results show how the psychoanalyticoriented therapeutic intervention proposal for people who have experienced violence generates changes in subjectivity, allowing them to develop a self-reflection look, integrating the events of their history and creating a common thread that helps them establish a notion of continuity. This allows them to recover their agency capacity to break with the history of violence, fostering a will for change.
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Psicoterapia, Violencia--Aspectos psicológicos, Orientación psicológica