CILINICAL AND PROJECTIVE CONTRIBUTIONS WITH THE COMPREHENSION OF THE SUICIDAL ACT IN HOMOSEXUAL YOUNG PEOPLE
The object of this article is to contribute to a reflection around the assumption of responsibility of the suicidal acts of homosexual young people. First, we will briefly present of some epidemiologic studies, allowing us to seize the prevalence of the recourse to the suicidal act by our population of study. Then, with the presentation of a clinical situation where early traumas, suicidal acts and homosexuality are tied, backed up by the contribution of the Rorschach test, we propose an understanding of the suicidal act, guiding our therapeutic work with these young people. In summary, attempted suicide and homosexuality seem to be arrangements of previously experienced traumas.