HELPLESSNESS AND SPECIFIC CARE ACTIONS FOR AN ADOLESCENT IN THE PUBLIC SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.4025/psicolestud.v26i0.51119Keywords:
Helplessness;, specific action;, adolescence.Abstract
This paper presents preliminary data from a postdoctoral research that investigates, from psychoanalysis, the notion of helplessness in vulnerable young people, in the search for specific care actions in clinical and institutional practice in public policy devices. We start from the interface between Psychoanalysis and law, based on a case under supervision for restorative justice action. The study analyzed a case of an adolescent under protective and socio-educational measures, from which two observations are taken to guide the discussion: the dimension of transmission and affiliation, and the helplessness and specific action in the face of adolescence. As a result, we have gathered from institutional supervising four guiding plans for its lecture: the subject and the symbolic dimension, the subject and the drive circuit, the implication and rectification in the Other’s field, and the inflections on the team. We conclude that helplessness is a psychoanalytic key for the notion of vulnerability and that institutional supervision favors the construction better oriented towards specific care actions.
Keywords: Helplessness; specific action; adolescence.
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