Spaces of configuration in terms of therapeutic alliances and of negotiating care strategies between teenagers, parents and practitioners
This article aims at achieving a detailed qualitative vision of the chronic disease in the adolescent population and its specific issues. To that end, a first-person experiential research based on significant events regarding healthcare pathways was developed. Six interviews were conducted with three practitioners. The results of this research allow us to identify spaces of configuration in terms of parenthood, of therapeutic alliances and of negotiating care strategies between teenagers, parents and professionals. Which co-construction spaces should be built with the teenagers in conflict or in rupture or with the suffering parents? Which positions should be adopted by practitioners to avoid or postpone chronicity?