Issue 3 : March, 2012
ISBN : 9782749215952
Among all the expressions of suffering, the institution offers a variety of therapeutic cares: individual, collective, medical, psychological, functional… There is a multiplicity of approaches, a variety of visions brought onto the patient by the individual care offered in respect with his individuality. A plural approach is also what nourishes the caring dynamic and preserves the institutions of a too important uniformity/conformity. But if diversity can be quite productive, it can also lead to therapeutic fragmentation where each approach blocks out the following or can bring intense confusion to the roles and places and feed into the feeling of an identity insecurity: multidisciplinarity must therefore be set within a certain complementarity, with the coherence and respect of a certain continuity. This is the only guarantee for a patient to fulfill his unity lost within the internal disorganization he is going though. The notion of multidisciplinarity therefore implies a co-disciplinarity, a co-existence of knowledge, experience and competence of the different actors of the institutional stage, in order to follow the same horizon, above the theoretical and practical diversities.
Nicolas AMANN - Garance BELAMICH - Linda BENATTAR - Alice CASAGRANDE - Jean-Pierre CHARTIER - Charlotte COSTANTINO - Anais DEVAUX - Catherine DUCARRE - Elisabeth FERREIRA - Steve GEYER - Carine GIBOWSKI - Eva LE BIHAN - Sylvain MISSONNIER - Fabienne PINILO - Philippe ZAWIEJA
Editorial. P de Saint Jacob
Introduction by the Editorial Board
On the Threshold of Case Management
The Negatives of Psychiatry: the Place of the Psychologist in a Psychiatric Clinic. C. Ducarre
The Complementarity of Professionals of the Mind and Professionals of the Body. S. Missonnier
A Third Space for Intersecting Professions: Drafting an Ethical Charter in an Institution. A. Casagrande
Institutional Itineraries
With and for Their Patients, Multidisciplinary Teams on the Move . . . E. Le Bihan
Institutional Life in Nursing Home: a Place for All and Each in Its Place. C. Gibowski
Clinical Crossroads
From Pluridisciplinarity to Transdisciplinarity. J.P. Chartier
Co-leading a Therapeutic Mediation Group: Sensimage®. N. Amann and A. Devaux
On the Institutional and Multidisciplinary Care Management of an Adult with Autism. F. Pinilo
On the Frontiers of Care
What Is Manifest and Latent in Healthcare Team Transmissions. G. Belamich and C. Costantino
The Psychologist in a Psychiatric Unit. Ethics and Written Transmissions in the Patient File. S. Geyer
Professionalism Tested by Alzheimer’s Disease. P. Zawieja, E. Ferreira and L. Benattar