La intervención desde la psicomotricidad relacional en la psicosis infantil

Abstract

Childhood psychosis with organic and/or social origin, reflecting the difficulty of the child to build a secure link with the mother or attachmentfigure. This significant lack of positive relational registers causes the child to live with a distress of death latent, is a fear of destruction that leads to enter into a process of differentiation and impaired perception of reality as a defense mechanism to exist. The understanding of psychosis and the need to repair and regression are based on the contributions of Winnicott, and development of this repair in the relationship in spontaneous corporal and symbolic play with the child, as space the psychomotricity. The relational psychomotricity develops a framework for intervention based on the construction of a security relationship with the child, initially creating a primary transferential relationship, to situate later in a triangular relationship from which to go recreating a life story to the child with psychosis had no access.