2018
DOI: 10.3917/bupsy.558.0931
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La question narcissique au moment du passage à la retraite

Abstract: Le passage à la retraite représente une transition de vie majeure, annonçant un bouleversement socio-identitaire, psychosocial autant qu’un désinvestissement et un réajustement narcissique conséquent. Cette dimension narcissique, bien que fondamentale, est le plus souvent délaissée lors des prises en charge identitaires et psychosociales majoritairement proposées pour accompagner ce temps de passage. L’exploration du cas de M. B., 65 ans, rencontré suite à un passage à la retraite difficile, trois ans auparava… Show more

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“…It is interesting to note that Balier himself, through his work on the psychotherapeutic treatment of violent behaviour, contributed to the question of narcissistic restoration, by combining a psychoanalytic referent and a psycho-corporeal approach centred mainly on relaxation (Balier, 2003). Generally acknowledging the need for a psycho-corporeal approach, be it relaxation or, say, sophrology, these explorations (Langendorff, 2004;Rexand-Galais, 2013;Le Goff and Rexand-Galais, 2018) stress the need for the framework to be adapted. It is often assumed that this framework needs to be warmer, and the sessions both shorter and more frequent, to foster the revival of psychic life and the restoration of the narcissistic foundations (mainly of the ego ideal) favouring the object axis and, ultimately, stimulating the individual's relational appetite.…”
Section: Questioning the Unity Of The Narcissistic Theory Of Ageingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is interesting to note that Balier himself, through his work on the psychotherapeutic treatment of violent behaviour, contributed to the question of narcissistic restoration, by combining a psychoanalytic referent and a psycho-corporeal approach centred mainly on relaxation (Balier, 2003). Generally acknowledging the need for a psycho-corporeal approach, be it relaxation or, say, sophrology, these explorations (Langendorff, 2004;Rexand-Galais, 2013;Le Goff and Rexand-Galais, 2018) stress the need for the framework to be adapted. It is often assumed that this framework needs to be warmer, and the sessions both shorter and more frequent, to foster the revival of psychic life and the restoration of the narcissistic foundations (mainly of the ego ideal) favouring the object axis and, ultimately, stimulating the individual's relational appetite.…”
Section: Questioning the Unity Of The Narcissistic Theory Of Ageingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The body and its image change (for a review, see Clarke & Korotchenko, 2011) and retirement constitutes a major life transition leading to narcissistic re-adjustment (e.g. Le Goff & Rexand-Galais, 2018). Cognitive functioning declines in a heterogeneous way, depending on multiple factors (e.g., Salthouse, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%