The symptom of the child as effect of the maternal joy: preliminary interviews

Abstract

The psychoanalytical clinic of the infantile one, in its specification, sends the analyst, among others, to the question of the handling of the place of the parents in the scene of the analysis. From a case study, the consequences of clinical listening carried through in the preliminary interviews with the mother are argued in two sources: in the implications on the route of the handling, as well as in the effect of the maternal position on the symptoms of the subject, in the scope clinical-theoretical. All the symptoms of the young that circumscribes the maternal complaint show convergent to its proper neurosis. Therefore, the opacity of the alienation of the subject, in question, legitimizes the bet of the analytical act: to offer to listen the mother aiming at the subjective rectification, understanding themselves as a condition for the support in the dismount of the joy there consisting. The text of Lacan "Two notes on the child" and the commentaries of Sauret will subsidize the theoretical basement, and the material of the interviews, the clinical discussion of the case.