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. The article aims to provide a better understanding of the urban practices ofyoung people living with a diagnosis of psychosis while recovering. I showthe way practices are adjusted according to the temporal dynamics ofpsychosis. I argue that the continuous variability of symptoms over therecovery period implies alternately practices of withdrawal and reconquest ofthe urban space. I first outline participants' reconquest of urban spaces,which starts in well-known places and then extends to less familiar ones. Indoing so, I point out the diversity of urban spaces inhabited by participantsduring the recovery process which includes institutional, private, as well aspublic places. I then outline the various material, relational and sensoryresources available in these spaces. I show how participants use themaccording to the temporal dynamics. I finally highlight the way participantsare gradually getting involved in the relationship with a large array ofresources as the intensity of symptoms is reducing. My analysis is based on athree months ethnography in a therapeutic institution in Lausanne.

Du retrait à la reconquête : pratiquer la ville après un épisode psychotique