Contrat territorial de Santé Mentale, topologie existentielle et transfert
In France, current legal organizational doctrines of disability inclusive compensation and accompaniment for people suffering from psychosis make the dynamic articulation between active therapy and social integration very difficult. The segmentation between the health field and the social field, and...
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| Format: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
| Langue: | Français |
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2024
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| Accès en ligne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Résumé: | In France, current legal organizational doctrines of disability inclusive compensation and accompaniment for people suffering from psychosis make the dynamic articulation between active therapy and social integration very difficult. The segmentation between the health field and the social field, and the doctrines of incurability which underlie it, undermine the real full citizenship of these patients which may offer to them a continuous access to active care aimed at a permanent therapeutic process. The Clinic de La Borde founded in 1953 by Doctor Jean Oury dœs not escape this divide, the establishment having the obligation to situate itself in the new territorial organizations targeting psychiatry via the field of mental health organiza-tion in the territory of the department of “Loir-et-Cher”. In this context, the therapeutic chal-lenge is to continue a welcome for each person suffering from psychosis by offering each of them the singular possibility of the access to a permanent active cure and therapy ensuring that for each of them it’ll be possible to articulate active care, and a process to a possibility of cure with the possibility to exercise a full citizenship in the city. The possibility of the associative field 1901 integrated by institutional psychotherapy as a singular space of empowerment of each person independent of their social status offers the possibility of a singular process of real and psychological inscription in a collective field which gives meaning to the participation of each. In the exercise of “freedom of movement”, the articulation of therapy and integration weaves a possibility of long-term personal existential recovery without too much risk of pathological catastrophe. |
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