Autistic Phenomena in Clinical Practice with Children: The Benefit of the Rorschach
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This article aims to extend and to deepen some research relative to the contribution of the Rorschach in the evaluation of infantile autism by using the theoretical and clinical works of Esther Bick, Frances Tustin, Donald Meltzer and Geneviève Haag. By combining clinical approaches to autism and projective data, the author studies the nature of anxiety, adhesiveness and dismantelment as defense mechanisms in connection with the bidimensional organisation of psychic space in autistic functioning.
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This article aims to extend and to deepen some research relative to the contribution of the Rorschach in the evaluation of infantile autism by using the theoretical and clinical works of Esther Bick, Frances Tustin, Donald Meltzer and Geneviève Haag. By combining clinical approaches to autism and projective data, the author studies the nature of anxiety, adhesiveness and dismantelment as defense mechanisms in connection with the bidimensional organisation of psychic space in autistic functioning.
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