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Micro-traumatic Experiences and Psychotherapeutic Treatment

Author(s) -

Alessandro Cavelzani,

Martina Trinchieri,

Maria Carlotta Gorio,

Lucia Romeo

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

journal of integrative medicine

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2315-4616

DOI - 10.30564/jim.v7i2.388

Subject(s) - psychoanalytic theory , psychology , psychotherapist , consciousness , cognition , mental health , identity (music) , developmental psychology , psychiatry , clinical psychology , medicine , neuroscience , physics , acoustics

It’s becoming even more widely recognized from neurosciences, epigenetics, and clinical research on observation of infant-caregiver interaction that daily cumulated micro-traumatic experiences cause damages not only to one’s mental health and identity, but also to immune system, leading to metabolic, eating, sleeping, affective, behavioural, cognitive and linguistic, and social disorders in adults as well as in children and infants. Relational Psychoanalytic treatment argues that the therapeutic change is related to expanding levels of consciousness and exploring new ways of being in the world. Clinical examples are provided.

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