Abstract

LOPES, Anchyses Jobim. Psychoanalysis and narcissism: collective supervisions in a psychoanalytic social clinic. Estud. psicanal. [online]. 2020, n.53, pp. 27-35. ISSN 0100-3437.

Origin of CBP and CBP-RJ. Emergence in 2000 of Articulation as a movement contrary to spurious regulations of psychoanalysis. Concordance of Articulation participants on common points between societies with different Freudian readings: tripod personal analysis / theoretical course / supervision, craftsmanship and laicity. Obliteration and rediscovery of social psychoanalysis clinics of the twenties. Tripod and training at CBP-RJ. The creation of the CBP-RJ social clinic, the Psychoanalytic Service Center (CAP) and the Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytical Studies Center (NEPsi). Exclusivity of candidates for the care of social clinic patients. Supervision as fourth analysis. Dynamics of group supervision at CAP. Narcissism of supervisors and candidates best reduced by group supervisions. Characteristics of patient demand. Migration and violence clinics. Shrinking narcissism in front of these clinics. Presentation in IFPS forums of work and social case.

Keywords : Tripod; Secularism; Social clinic; Fourth analysis; Collective supervision; Narcissism; Wounds to the primary narcissism.

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