La psicoterapia relacional infantil
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v23i90/91.643Palabras clave:
Psicoterapia Relacional, Psicoterapia, Estructuras Psíquicas, Relación Terapéutica, Terapia InfantilResumen
El síntoma de Alba interfiere en el desarrollo y la hace sufrir. A través de la relación terapéutica con Alba, juntas podemos modificar sus patrones relacionales y sus estructuras psíquicas. Trabajamos en la psicoterapia relacional para flexibilizar capacidades de auto-regulación y regulación mutua con nuestros pacientes pequeños y sus padres.
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