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The author observes that certain clients sometimes give the impression of not existing, of disappearing, even when they can be quite voluble in other ways. This article is based on the case of a client who is a teacher and who expresses herself abundantly but sometimes seems to become blurred when c...
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cairn-GEST_062_0102GESTGestalt https://shs.cairn.info/revue-gestalt-2024-1-page-102?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/gest.062.0102 Absence/Présence Bonniot, Fabrice2024 fre Gestalt | 62 | 1 | 2024-11-13 | p. 102-103 | 1154-5232 GEST_06252 The author observes that certain clients sometimes give the impression of not existing, of disappearing, even when they can be quite voluble in other ways. This article is based on the case of a client who is a teacher and who expresses herself abundantly but sometimes seems to become blurred when confronted with personal questions. He explains that the client’s self-denial is the result of a lack of clarity. He goes back to the source of this trauma, hence partial disappearance of the personality, and the coherence of this apparently protective response is revealed.L’auteur observe que certains clients, qui peuvent être très volubiles par ailleurs, donnent parfois le sentiment de ne pas exister, de disparaître. S’appuyant sur le cas d’une cliente, enseignante, qui s’exprime abondamment mais parfois semble elle-même devenir floue quand elle est confrontée à des questions personnelles, il montre que cette manière d’être dans le cabinet se révèle être une réponse à une sollicitation insupportable, pour s’en protéger. Il remonte à la source traumatique de cette disparition partielle de la personnalité et il montre la cohérence de cette réponse de sauvegarde.Cairn restricted access |
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The author observes that certain clients sometimes give the impression of not existing, of disappearing, even when they can be quite voluble in other ways. This article is based on the case of a client who is a teacher and who expresses herself abundantly but sometimes seems to become blurred when confronted with personal questions. He explains that the client’s self-denial is the result of a lack of clarity. He goes back to the source of this trauma, hence partial disappearance of the personality, and the coherence of this apparently protective response is revealed. |
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