comer para existir: trauma, oralidade e contornos do eu
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Abstract
Our objetctive is to investigate forms of organization of the self derived from the experience of crossing traumatic situations. The starting point was the treatment of a young woman that, after having suffered cranioencephalic trauma, developed compulsion for eating sweets and talking. This can be a resource in face of traumatic experiences that break a protecting layer and, thus, the contours of the self. To reduce anguish derived from the sensation of a broken self, eating can be an attempt to exist, in other words, to construct boundaries capable of providing consistency to the self.
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| Authors | ;Perla Klautau;Monah Winograd;Flávia Sollero-De-Campos |
| Journal | journal of pediatric urology |
| Year | 2013 |
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