Les scarifications à l'adolescence : un équivalent suicidaire ?

Luca, Manuella De; Bonnichon, Delphine; Marty, François

doi:10.3917/psye.552.0637

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“…The mode of communication is not the same as in NSSI, for corporal labeling is not at the center of the process. The part of the figurative—visual—appeal of NSSI appears to be absent from suicide attempts (75). Moreover, there are fewer contagious phenomena in suicidal behavior.…”

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The Quest for Meaning Around Self-Injurious and Suicidal Acts: A Qualitative Study Among Adolescent Girls

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Introduction: Suicide and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) are major problems in adolescent psychiatry and share numerous clinical characteristics. The principal objective of this study is to describe the subjective experience of adolescent girls and young women who present NSSI and/or suicidal behaviors and to determine the common aspects and the specificities of each experience. Method: This exploratory study is based on a procedure that is qualitative, phenomenological, and inductive. The data were collected from two semi-structured interviews each of 18 girls and young women aged 12–21 years, who were receiving care from a psychiatrist specializing in adolescents and who at least once had harmed themselves by NSSI or attempted suicide, or both. The thematic data analysis was performed by applying the methods of interpretative phenomenological analysis. Results: The results are described around four superordinate themes: relationships with the self, with others/otherness, with the body, and with death; they are then subdivided into 13 themes. Several themes appeared common to both types of behavior, especially the relational dimension of self-harming acts. The process of separation-individuation seems complex for these youth. Conclusion: The results underline the relational aspects of the self-harming behavior (NSSI or suicidal) among adolescent girls. These aspects also appear to be expressed in the family sphere, the social sphere, in contact with peers, and also at a societal level when the community no longer addresses adolescents' difficulties. When the process of subjectification does not appear to reach completion, self-aggressive behavior is seen as an ultimate attempt to regain a feeling of autonomy.

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“…As incisões costumam ser superficiais e sem intenção de morte. Faz-se necessário diferenciá-las da flebotomia, prática na qual são realizados um ou mais cortes profundos na veia, normalmente nos punhos e vinculados a uma intenção de morte (De Luca, Bonnichon & Marty, 2012).…”

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Automutilações: uma problemática dos limites

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2022

Rev. latinoam. psicopatol. fundam.

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O objetivo do presente artigo é analisar a estreita relação entre o fenômeno das automutilações e a problemática dos limites, tendo como ponto de partida o ataque à pele como condição de possibilidade para essa prática. A pele remete à sensorialidade e às primeiras noções de eu, tendo como função proteger nossa individualidade e fundamentar nossa troca com o outro. Ela contém uma premissa de integração, constituindo-se como uma fronteira que marca os limites da própria existência. Nas automutilações, a agressão à pele denuncia um prejuízo na construção da diferenciação entre sujeito e objeto, deixando em evidência uma confusão nos limites do sujeito. Nossa hipótese é a de que o recurso ao corpo, mais especificamente o ataque à pele, nas automutilações, surge como uma tentativa de contenção do eu em momentos nos quais o sujeito sente que pode haver o risco da perda da integridade narcísica.

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« J’ai peur de ne pas pouvoir m’arrêter ». La crainte du pulsionnel chez la jeune fille anorexique

Belamich¹

2019

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La poussée pulsionnelle à l’adolescence, vécue comme un véritable « corps étranger interne » chez certains, peut venir menacer leur narcissisme en pleine construction, au point parfois de venir réactiver des vécus agonistiques innommables. « J’ai peur de ne plus pouvoir m’arrêter » ; telle est la terreur d’Agathe dont les symptômes (anorexie, scarifications) viennent se loger dans le corps, corps à la fois lieu du conflit et outil pour tenter de le résoudre. Quelle fonction peut parfois avoir la pulsion de destruction, notamment lorsqu’elle est retournée contre soi ? Qu’y a-t-il derrière cet acharnement à « faire le vide » chez l’anorexique ? Telles sont les questions auxquelles l’auteur tente de répondre à travers le cas d’une jeune fille suivie en hôpital de jour.

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Les scarifications à l'adolescence : un équivalent suicidaire ?

Cited by 4 publications

References 81 publications

The Quest for Meaning Around Self-Injurious and Suicidal Acts: A Qualitative Study Among Adolescent Girls

The Quest for Meaning Around Self-Injurious and Suicidal Acts: A Qualitative Study Among Adolescent Girls

Automutilações: uma problemática dos limites

« J’ai peur de ne pas pouvoir m’arrêter ». La crainte du pulsionnel chez la jeune fille anorexique

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