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Infantile Trauma, Therapeutic Impasses and Recovery

The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2013
Throughout his writings Ferenczi examines the role of the mother-infant relationship in healthy development as well as the difficulties that occur when that relationship is problematic. This paper using Ferenczi and Bion as theoretical background explores the clinical development of impasse in the treatment of hard to reach patients.
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Infantile Trauma and the Psychoses

Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy, 2004
The etiology of psychotic states is traced to dissociative elements in infantile emotional development, utilizing case examples from psychotherapeutic work with child and adult patients. A live infant observation is also reported, in which an infant manifests a dissociative reaction in the wake of a discrete trauma. Specific attention is devoted to the
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Infantile trauma, narcissistic injury and agoraphobia

The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1972
This detailed report of a seven-year analysis illustrates how childhood traumata, including blatant sexual traumata, culminated in crucial fixations that ultimately played a major role in the evolution of a markedly narcissistic character structure from which the ultimate symptom complexes emerged.
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Mémoire et trauma infantile

Cliniques méditerranéennes, 2008
Résumé Pour Freud, la pulsion tourne autour de l’objet et une représentation s’inscrit dans l’appareil psychique selon deux modalités, les représentants de choses et les représentants de mots. Ceux-ci vont être profondément affectés lorsque survient un trauma, en particulier lorsque l’appareil psychique est en cours de construction, c’est-à-dire pour ...
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The infantile psychic trauma from us to Freud: pure trauma, retroactivity, and reconstruction

2018
In the works of Freud, the concept of childhood psychic trauma evolves in the direction of increasing complexity. The authors maintain that this expansion corresponds to a new conception of retroactive temporality (Nachträglich), which is precisely the one we use in the analytic process of reconstruction and historicization from the present toward the ...
M, Baranger, W, Baranger, J M, Mom
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Desomatization and the consequences of infantile psychic trauma

Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 1997
(1997). Desomatization and the consequences of infantile psychic trauma. Psychoanalytic Inquiry: Vol. 17, Somatization: Bodily Experience and Mental States, pp. 126-150.
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Clinical Profile, Etiology, and Outcome of Infantile Ocular Trauma

Pediatric Emergency Care, 2017
Objective The aim of this article was to study the clinical profile, etiology, and outcome of infantile ocular trauma in a developing country setting. Methods A retrospective study on corneal trauma in infants (≤12 months old) was undertaken in a tertiary care hospital during a 2 ...
Vedang D, Shah, Madhu, Uddaraju, Amitabh, Singh, Rashmi Ranjan, Das   +3 more
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DESAFIOS DO TRAUMA PEDIÁTRICO NO PRONTO SOCORRO INFANTIL

DEBORA DE PAULA DE ARAÚJO, BIANCA DE OLIVEIRA VIANA, MARINA NOGUEIRA BOSCOLI, MARIA FERNANDA LOCATELLI, LARISSA FERRETTI LUDWIG, RHUANA JÚLIA FRANCO, KARINA DE ARAÚJO CARVALHO, NICOLE LAÍS MARQUES CAVALCANTE, HO CHI HSIEN   +8 more
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An infantile trauma, a trauma during analysis, and their psychic connexion.

The International journal of psycho-analysis, 1992
The case described here involves a patient who suffered a trauma while in the final stages of a successful analysis. The trauma temporarily eclipsed many of the gains of the analysis. Surprisingly, however, the regression caused by this trauma led to further lifting of repression.
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Psychoanalysis with adults inspired by parent–infant therapy: Reconstructing infantile trauma

The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2020
This the first in a series of articles on how Psychodynamic Therapy with Infants and Parents (PTIP) can inspire work with adult therapy. PTIP helps infants and parents improve their relationship and facilitate child development. During sessions, developmental hazards are dramatized by parent and baby, giving the therapist first-hand impressions of how ...
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