Articoli che contengono il tag: observation

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di | Pubblicato in N.43 - Baby observation and analytic presence | Contrassegnato , , |

Abstract The direct observation of the newborn has been elaborated and proposed by Esther Bick, member of the British Psychoanalytic Society, in the aim to better understand the child’s development in his family environment. The observation takes place at home … Continua a leggere→

The psychoanalytic approach of the baby observation in the family, what does it provide to the group?

di | Pubblicato in N.43 - Baby observation and analytic presence | Contrassegnato , , , , , , , , |

Abstract The author explains why the observation of the newborn in the family, according to the method of Esther Bick, represents a resource for associative work and the group psychoanalysis. It first illustrates the different types of observation and then … Continua a leggere→

Body-playing: sensory and bodily experience with training groups

di , | Pubblicato in N.26 - Sensoriality, corporeity, and sexuality in the group | Contrassegnato , , , , , , |

Abstract In this article we’ll explore the sensory and body dimension in group process activated in training. With this contribution, we offer our reflections born within psycho- bodily sessions that we conducted as part of a wider educational project, divided into … Continua a leggere→