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cannabique L’existence de la psychose cannabique comme maladie spécifique différente de la shizophrénie reste controversée mais plusieurs études récentes le confirment [13]. Nunez [186] a comparé 26 patients ayant une psychose cannabique (cannabisinduced-psychosis ou CP;1e groupe) et 35 ayant une schizophrénie aigüe. Il n’y a pas eu de biais de séléction (2eme groupe). Les patients ayant une « CP » étaient évalués après au moins 1 semaine d’abstinence. Les patients du premier groupe présentaient une humeur

he was the only one who had stayed behind. Those who had not yet left sensed that, sooner or later, they would also be going. Moreover, and paradoxically, the very same Moroccan authorities that had sought to prevent it created the depar¬ture psychosis. The more they made the Jews’ emigration difficult and tried to seduce them into staying, the greater was the Jews’ desire to leave before it became impossible to go. Since independence, the Jews were concerned by the question of whether Morocco

‘something’, ‘sometimes’, ‘nothing’, actually show the lack and the inability of finding the right word, as saying ‘there is something but I can’t define it, there is something that I don’t know what it is’, just like when Sarah Kane said in 4.48 Psychosis ‘It is myself I never met’, in Crave it would be ‘It is the other I have never met, but I try to.’ Then B comes back at the end of the page, saying ‘I smoke till I’m sick.’ There is an interesting parallelism in this sentence, smoke/sick, echoing

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excitability quantum, the management of anguish of agonic and anaclitic nature tend to send the criminal or rapist headlong into the death-dealing spiral of re-offending. Three major failures in the identity construction of the criminal make the risk of psychosis greater and greater : failure to obtain hallucinatory satisfaction or satisfaction in fantasies, homo-eroticism demanding ‘operational scenarios’and transitional dead ends creating strongly amalgamated and adhesive victim/attacker continuums.Keywords

and imaginary transactions the latter strike up with us as professionals? This provides the specific framework for mediated visits the article questions, based on the example of a provision made to restore contact between a father suffering from psychosis and his granddaughter, who had been a victim of paternal violence when she was an infant. KEYWORDS Mediated visit, child protection, maltreatment, family, framework. Document téléchargé depuis www.cairn.info - - - 89.170.52.72 - 17/01/2014 18h57

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psychological interventions. How to master anxiety is the third title in the series, the previous two were How to lift depression ... fast and Freedom from Addiction: The secret behind successful addiction busting. Other future titles will cover: anger, psychosis, disturbed children, self-harming, antisocial behaviour, workplace stress and parenting. (The series is part of a larger nationwide effort to move counselling, psychotherapy and education away from ideology and more into line with scientific findings