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O processo psicanalítico de Meltzer revisitado: Considerações para uma ética psicanalítica
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O processo psicanalítico foi um conceito que Donald Meltzer (1967) desenvolveu, procurando dar conta de uma atitude na análise, uma atitude do analista face ao paciente, baseada na integração, procurando a autonomia e o crescimento interno. Eu procuro fazer a revisão do conceito, actualizando-o e integrando-o nos desenvolvimentos recentes da psicanálise. Procuro tornar o conceito mais claro e delineado da forma mais ética possível, visando o seu uso mais alargado enquanto conceito psicanalítico, esperando que a sua delineação permita aos analistas terem uma ideia do que acontece na análise, uma ideia de para onde aquele processo que iniciaram com o paciente realmente vai ou deve ir. Procuro acima de tudo realçar a análise enquanto um espaço de liberdade e de desenvolvimento, de transformação e crescimento, um espaço que o paciente interioriza e que lhe permite, no futuro, lidar com os problemas de forma mais segura.
ABSTRACT: The psychoanalytic process was a concept that Donald Meltzer (1967) developed, trying to reveal an attitude in the analysis, an attitude of the analyst facing the patient, based on integration, seeking autonomy and internal growth. I try to do a review of the concept, updating it and integrating it in the recent developments of psychoanalysis. I want to make the concept more clearly delineated and in the most ethical manner possible, aiming its use as a broader psychoanalytic concept, hoping that its delineation allows the analysts to have an idea of what happens in the analysis, an idea of where that process they began with the patient is actually going to. I want above all to highlight the analysis as a space of freedom and development, transformation and growth, a space that the patient internalizes, enabling him, in the future, to deal with the problems in a more secure basis.
ABSTRACT: The psychoanalytic process was a concept that Donald Meltzer (1967) developed, trying to reveal an attitude in the analysis, an attitude of the analyst facing the patient, based on integration, seeking autonomy and internal growth. I try to do a review of the concept, updating it and integrating it in the recent developments of psychoanalysis. I want to make the concept more clearly delineated and in the most ethical manner possible, aiming its use as a broader psychoanalytic concept, hoping that its delineation allows the analysts to have an idea of what happens in the analysis, an idea of where that process they began with the patient is actually going to. I want above all to highlight the analysis as a space of freedom and development, transformation and growth, a space that the patient internalizes, enabling him, in the future, to deal with the problems in a more secure basis.
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Processo Psicanálise Meltzer Ética Process Psychoanalysis Meltzer Ethics