Manuel du test de Rorschach

Richelle, Jacqueline

doi:10.3917/dbu.riche.2017.03

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“…As described above (Richelle et al, 2017), the mechanism of isolation is marked on the Rorschach test by an increase in F% and F+ % (Theo's F is 92.3% and F+ 75% and Michael's F is 81.81% and F+ is 138%), a decrease in sensory reactivity, a perceptual and interpretative decoupage (Dd, Dbl, Ad, Hd).…”

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The Failure of Separation and Individuation in Adolescence Leading to Addictions

Stavrou¹

2022

PSYCH

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As addictive behaviours are prevalent during adolescence, our article attempts to extend the understanding of addictions by assessing changes in aspects of separation-individuation theory and the relation of those to addictions (alcohol, substance use and virtual addictions)-investigating the quality of the relationships of these cases. Our hypothesis is that there is a relationship between failure of the successful separation-individuation stage during the child's developmental period and addictions later on during adolescence period. Our study is based on empirical data deriving from projective tests, the Rorschach 10 inkblot test, of patients experiencing that type of relationship patterns, their separation from the primordial object and their capacity to mentalize. This empirical study explores the psychological profile of two adolescents with addiction. A sample of two adolescents (16 and 17 years old) whose addictive behaviour had provoked difficulties in their educational and family environment was engaged in psychoanalytic psychotherapy sessions. Two Rorschach's inkblot tests were administrated in the initial session in order to relate patients to their addictive behaviour and to examine the relation of separation-individuation phases with the ability to mentalize and the addiction patterns of the above persons. Results suggested that there is a correlation between separation-individuation and proneness to addictive behaviour which can imply that adolescents with failure of separation-individuation processes are more likely to develop addictive behaviours due to non-internalized secure objects during childhood and to failure of mentalizing.

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The Failure of Separation and Individuation in Adolescence Leading to Addictions

Stavrou¹

2022

PSYCH

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“…In the same way, color or shading responses refer to the ability to manage emotional life. These indices are considered to be independent of the number of representations (Chabert, 2012; Richelle, 2017). For example, we presented in a previous study (Belot & de Tychey, 2015) two contrasting cases of mentalization.…”

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The Value of the Rorschach Method in Clinical Assessment of Migraine Patients

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Abstract. Approximately 15% of the world’s population suffer from migraine. This affliction is recognized as one of the 20 leading causes of disability globally and therefore constitutes a public health problem. Psychological factors such as depression, anxiety, and stress are involved in migraine. However, mentalization abilities are considered a protective factor against physical illness. The last study of migraine in adults using the Rorschach test goes back to 2001 in Italy. We propose to update the data in a French sample comparing migraine patients ( N = 32) with standards focusing on the mentalizing factors defined by de Tychey, Diwo, and Dollander (2000) . The results highlight significant differences between migraine patient functioning in the Rorschach and the general population: There are few representations and affective expression is restricted. Migraine patients have difficulties to mentalize excitations. In conclusion, mentalization-based treatment could be a beneficial intervention for migraine patients.

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Évolution des enveloppes psychiques au Rorschach lors de la maternité, à partir de l’étude longitudinale d’un cas en anté et postnatal

Pointurier,

Pascal,

Mellier

et al. 2024

Bulletin De Psychologie

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Cet article présente les modifications et remaniements sensibles des enveloppes psychiques et corporelles au cours du « devenir mère » chez une femme primipare. Le Rorschach constitue un outil particulièrement pertinent et fin pour visualiser tous types de modifications psychiques et corporelles lors d’évènements de vie, y compris ceux relatifs à la maternité. Notre étude porte sur des femmes primipares, issues d’une population dite « tout venant », qui effectuent leur première consultation prénatale en maternité. La population est dénuée de risques obstétricaux et sans antécédents avérés de troubles psychiatriques. Les résultats de cette recherche se centrent sur une observation longitudinale de l’épreuve Rorschach présentée à une femme de 30 ans lors des périodes anté et postnatales, en quatre temps distincts. L’observation et l’analyse des réponses au Rorschach de façon longitudinale montrent d’importantes modifications au sein de la vie psychique. La maternité convoque en effet des changements corporels et psychiques de grande ampleur que les résultats de cette étude révèlent à partir d’un cas, de façon approfondie, en appui sur l’analyse détaillée des réponses à certaines planches.

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Manuel du test de Rorschach

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The Failure of Separation and Individuation in Adolescence Leading to Addictions

The Failure of Separation and Individuation in Adolescence Leading to Addictions

The Value of the Rorschach Method in Clinical Assessment of Migraine Patients

Évolution des enveloppes psychiques au Rorschach lors de la maternité, à partir de l’étude longitudinale d’un cas en anté et postnatal

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