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Terapia morfoanalítica no Brasil - processo formativo e prática clínica
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A Terapia Morfoanalítica (TM) é uma terapia psicocorporal analítica que possibilita a integração das experiências psicoafectivas, foi idealizada na década de 1980 pelo fisioterapeuta francês Serge Peyrot que complementou as intervenções biomecânicas com o trabalho analítico. Em todas as publicações da TM nesses anos em que a mesma vem se desenvolvendo, não encontramos estudos sobre a formação, a terapia pessoal do terapeuta e a supervisão, temas importantes na evolução e consolidação de uma teoria e sua prática. Este estudo objetiva explorar a experiência dos terapeutas morfoanalistas no processo formativo e na utilização da TM na sua prática clínica. Elaborou-se um questionário e 38 terapeutas morfoanalistas foram convidados a respondê-lo. A análise estatística descritiva foi realizada por meio do SPSS. Houve elevada adesão dos terapeutas morfoanalistas (81,57%). Os dados revelaram que estes terapeutas são muito ativos na prática clínica com a TM, realizam formação continuada em TM com elevada frequência, produzem conhecimento sobre a TM, continuam seus processos terapêuticos e supervisões em TM, reconhecem o valor da TM no processo dos pacientes e ainda estão dispostos a contribuir em mais pesquisas sobre o seu trabalho. Sendo este estudo exploratório, há muitos dados que abrem mais perguntas do que levam a conclusões de facto. Com o objetivo de aprofundar e buscar respostas a esses novos questionamentos, seria preciso continuar essa pesquisa, partindo para entrevistas com os terapeutas.
Morphoanalytic Therapy (MT) is an analytical psychocorporeal therapy that enables the integration of psychoaffective experiences, it was conceived in the 1980s by the French physiotherapist Serge Peyrot, who complemented the biomechanical interventions with analytical work. In all of MT's publications in these years in which it has been developing, we did not find studies on the formative process, the therapist's personal therapy and supervision, important themes in the evolution and consolidation of a theory and its practice. This study aims to explore the experience of morphoanalyst therapists in the formative process and in the use of MT in their clinical practice. A questionnaire was elaborated and 38 morphoanalyst therapists were invited to answer it. Descriptive statistical analysis was performed using SPSS. There was a high adherence of morphoanalyst therapists (81.57%). The data revealed that these therapists are very active in clinical practice with MT, carry out ongoing training in MT with high frequency, produce knowledge about MT, continue their therapeutic processes and supervision in MT, recognize the value of MT in the process of patients and are still willing to contribute more in researchs about their work. As this study is exploratory, there is a lot of data that opens up more questions than it leads to actual conclusions. In order to deepen and seek answers to these new questions, it would be necessary to continue this research, starting with interviews with therapists.
Morphoanalytic Therapy (MT) is an analytical psychocorporeal therapy that enables the integration of psychoaffective experiences, it was conceived in the 1980s by the French physiotherapist Serge Peyrot, who complemented the biomechanical interventions with analytical work. In all of MT's publications in these years in which it has been developing, we did not find studies on the formative process, the therapist's personal therapy and supervision, important themes in the evolution and consolidation of a theory and its practice. This study aims to explore the experience of morphoanalyst therapists in the formative process and in the use of MT in their clinical practice. A questionnaire was elaborated and 38 morphoanalyst therapists were invited to answer it. Descriptive statistical analysis was performed using SPSS. There was a high adherence of morphoanalyst therapists (81.57%). The data revealed that these therapists are very active in clinical practice with MT, carry out ongoing training in MT with high frequency, produce knowledge about MT, continue their therapeutic processes and supervision in MT, recognize the value of MT in the process of patients and are still willing to contribute more in researchs about their work. As this study is exploratory, there is a lot of data that opens up more questions than it leads to actual conclusions. In order to deepen and seek answers to these new questions, it would be necessary to continue this research, starting with interviews with therapists.
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Dissertação de Mestrado apresentada no ISPA – Instituto Universitário para obtenção de grau de Mestre na especialidade de Psicologia Clínica.
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Terapia morfoanalítica Formação de terapeutas Supervisão Morphoanalytic therapy Formative process of therapists Supervision