2014
DOI: 10.5380/psi.v18i1.30859
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Diagnóstico Psiquiátrico e Clínica Psicanalítica

Abstract: RESUMOO presente trabalho visa debater o problema do diagnóstico psiquiátrico quando inserido na clínica psicanalítica. Partindo de questões e impasses da visão de psicopatologia nosológica psiquiátrica e da teoria clínica psicanalítica, busca-se demonstrar as diferentes visões epistemológicas que norteiam a questão. Os contrapontos entre esses enfoques são debatidos, apontando-se qualidades e problemas em ambos. Finalmente, considera-se um aspecto crucial para a discussão: a pessoa do paciente que busca atend… Show more

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“…Understanding the underlying mechanisms of therapeutic change can provide inputs for enhancement of clinical treatment results. 44 The lack of answers regarding fundamental questions on how treatments trigger clinical changes in patients precludes many patients from receiving the benefits of more adequate treatments for their individual profiles. 3 In addition, an individual's neurocognitive profile may be a marker of prognostic and prescriptive criteria for the treatment of depression.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Understanding the underlying mechanisms of therapeutic change can provide inputs for enhancement of clinical treatment results. 44 The lack of answers regarding fundamental questions on how treatments trigger clinical changes in patients precludes many patients from receiving the benefits of more adequate treatments for their individual profiles. 3 In addition, an individual's neurocognitive profile may be a marker of prognostic and prescriptive criteria for the treatment of depression.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, here is provided the idea that the functioning of a personality, under certain circumstances, has little to do with its base structure, and this should be taken into consideration by the therapist during the process of assessment the patient. Winnicott (1983) and Bastos (2014) stated that one of Freud's largest contributions to the understanding of patients was the need to move beyond classification. We should probe our understanding of three ex tremely relevant aspects: the person's behavior toward and relation with reality; the formation of the symptoms, understood as a form of communication of the unconscious; and the etiology, which values the history of the patient his family, and the material emerging during the course of the treatment.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%