El tratamiento de la violencia y la victimización en las relaciones íntimas
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v14i54-55.686Palabras clave:
violencia, abuso, relaciones íntimas, feminismo, teoría de sistemasResumen
Este escrito presenta un análisis de la violencia en la vida íntima nutriéndose de múltiples perspectivas teóricas. Éstas incluyen -pero no se limitan a- la teoría feminista, la teoría de las relaciones objetales, la teoría sistémica, la teoría narrativa y el construccionismo social, y la neurobiología. Se sostiene que es posible poner fin a la violencia y el abuso a través de un formato de terapia de pareja modificado, que aborda las cuestiones de la relación, el trauma individual, y la vulnerabilidad biológica a la vez que toma una clara posición moral en tanto que la violencia, el abuso y la inequidad son intolerables en cualquier forma.
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