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The effects of a transdisciplinary encounter provision in accompanying adolescents committing acts of violence are described. These adolescents had experienced a dual failing of the containing function in primary bonds and suffered from a breakdown in the psychic groupality function. Through acting violently, as a product and producer of their subjective errance, these adolescents expel fragments of raw subjectivity. The transdisciplinary methodology, backed up by the complex thinking of the sociologist Edgar Morin, allows a containing mesh to be constituted for and above all with these adolescents. Dorothée’s situation illustrates the subjectifying effect of transdisciplinary encounters in small groups. It is shown how the clinical approach based on such a posture brings in a groupal psychic portage for these subjects and revives the subjectivation process.