Case Study Approached from Two Frame of References: systemic and psychoanalytic analyses
In the practice of clinical psychology, the systemic approach is worn only in a very narrow field: family therapy. While we can use in other fields of application of psychology, and this article is to prove it empirically, through the presentation of a clinical case discussed (studied and analyzed) by two different approaches represented by two different reference frames: the first is psychoanalytic, and the second based on the systemic approach, to lead to support this trend to take advantage of any approach in the interests in final of the patient: the integrative approach.