PECHBERTY, Bernard. Child psychoanalysis: a violent situation. []. , 6, 10, pp.7-27. ISSN 1415-7128.

Child psychoanalysis is a particular clinical situation in which psychic violence has a major place. The child's symptom, his non demand, the parents' implication, the therapist's activity are situated at this dimension. The cure organizes the links and the effective and symbolic separations between parents and children. The axe adult-child, made out of dependence and differenciation, structures the therapeutic relationship. The analyst receives the pulsional movements of the child. Clinical exemplifications clear up these different axes. Two form of psychic violence follow the psychoanalytical work: one is mortiferous, repetitive, and the other leads to separation and life, making conficts symbolization possible.

: Separation; psychic violence; transference.

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