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Resistências em psicoterapia de grupos : Estudo de caso na população toxicodependente.
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O presente trabalho, incide principalmente no estudos sobre os fenómenos de
resistência em psicoterapia de grupo. Constituindo, a resistência, todas as forças que o
paciente que se opõem aos procedimentos e processos de análise, impedindo a associação
livre, bloqueando as tentativas de o paciente obter e assimilar o insight, agindo contra o seu
desejo de mudar, na terapia de grupo (Keidann & Poziomczyk, 1989). Foi, então, proposto
a estudar, através da escolha de uma metodologia qualitativa de investigação, quais os
principais fenómenos resistenciais, em psicoterapia de grupo, na população
toxicodependente, como se manifestariam e suas causas. Para tal foi escolhido um estudo
de caso para aprofundar esta temática, através de uma análise reflexiva dos registos das
sessões, de modo a existir uma melhor compreensão deste fenómeno nesta população. A
resistência em si, mais manifestada pelo grupo, aparentemente, é a resistência
transferencial positiva, em que existe uma ilusão mágica grupal (Freud, 1926; Keidann &
Poziomczyk, 1989; Rosenthal, 1979/2005; Stewart, 1963).
ABSTRACT: This paper focuses mainly on the study of the phenomena of resistance in group psychotherapy, by which we consider all and every opposition a patient has to the processes and procedures of analysis, that may block free-association, and as such, the patient’s insight, and in so doing, acting against the patient’s wish to change, during group therapy (Keidan & Poziomczyk, 1989). We then set out to, with the choice of a qualitative case study, of the manifestations and causes of the main resistance phenomena, in group psychotherapy, on a substance addict population. To do so, a group was selected and, by means of a reflexive analysis of group psychotherapy session records, we sought to achieve a better understanding of this phenomenon in this population. According to the collected data, the type of resistance most employed by the group is that of positive transference, a type of resistance that implies a magical group illusion (Freud, 1926; Keidann & Poziomczyk, 1989; Rosenthal, 1979/2005; Stewart, 1963).
ABSTRACT: This paper focuses mainly on the study of the phenomena of resistance in group psychotherapy, by which we consider all and every opposition a patient has to the processes and procedures of analysis, that may block free-association, and as such, the patient’s insight, and in so doing, acting against the patient’s wish to change, during group therapy (Keidan & Poziomczyk, 1989). We then set out to, with the choice of a qualitative case study, of the manifestations and causes of the main resistance phenomena, in group psychotherapy, on a substance addict population. To do so, a group was selected and, by means of a reflexive analysis of group psychotherapy session records, we sought to achieve a better understanding of this phenomenon in this population. According to the collected data, the type of resistance most employed by the group is that of positive transference, a type of resistance that implies a magical group illusion (Freud, 1926; Keidann & Poziomczyk, 1989; Rosenthal, 1979/2005; Stewart, 1963).
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Keywords
Resistências Toxicodependência Grupos Resistances Substance addiction Groups