Mourning the infans among Parents of Adolescents
Roman, Pascal
Mourning the infans among Parents of Adolescents - 2005.
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As adolescents go through the physiological and psychological process of maturation, they experience a certain amount of mourning, which mobilizes parents in a particular way. Unknowingly, they themselves are working to process their personal relationship to the infans. Treating the emotional investments of the child in the adolescent requires taking into account the way parents mourn their own childhood objects. This leads to a renegotiation of libidinal commitments through an experience of separation. New symbolically bound ties are formed that reactivate the subconscious alliances at work in the family. In this paper, clinical work with adolescents lays the groundwork for pointing out various forms of psychical adjustment encountered in parents who mobilize new ways to elaborate the child that still lives in each adult.
Mourning the infans among Parents of Adolescents - 2005.
3
As adolescents go through the physiological and psychological process of maturation, they experience a certain amount of mourning, which mobilizes parents in a particular way. Unknowingly, they themselves are working to process their personal relationship to the infans. Treating the emotional investments of the child in the adolescent requires taking into account the way parents mourn their own childhood objects. This leads to a renegotiation of libidinal commitments through an experience of separation. New symbolically bound ties are formed that reactivate the subconscious alliances at work in the family. In this paper, clinical work with adolescents lays the groundwork for pointing out various forms of psychical adjustment encountered in parents who mobilize new ways to elaborate the child that still lives in each adult.
Réseaux sociaux