Abstract

VICENTE, Luísa Branco. Técnica mista. Aná. Psicológica [online]. 2004, vol.22, n.4, pp.683-689. ISSN 0870-8231.

The author presents the so-called "mixed technique", a technique which mixes the Psychodrama and the living Psychotherapy, and also underlines this therapeutic method for people's illness. She writes a short approach to Jean Bergeret’s theory about the classification of psychotherapies (with an analytic orientation or not), about transference and counter-transference (revisiting Freud, Klein and Bion among others) and the psychodramatic technique. The mind expansion, a result of individual’s affectional and cognitive growing, is hardly conceived in a therapeutic process if the evolution and interpretation of the transference and resistance meaning and continuously worked, as well like the counter-transference analysis. Working on clinical material given by a young girl in psychodramatic sessions and individual psychotherapy during a large therapeutic process, the patient lived at a death’s anxiety without hope of living. Suffering of psychoses she, was linked at a kind of basic object then any human signification could get. The transference was so hard over the therapists that if we didn’t turn to dramatisation, the psychoanalysis technique and theoretical instruments, was impossible for us to understand the transferencial movements and to interpret, overcome and give sense to countertransferencial reactions, we hardly could glimpse an therapeutic action.

Keywords : Mixed technique; transference; counter-transference.

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