Title : Attempt to approach epistemologic and étiopathologic basis of borderline state disorders
Abstract:
"A Contribution to Clarify the Features of these New types of BORDERLINE's Personality becoming so numerous in the frame of our New Society with constant Evolution, without underestimating the usefulness of Assessment Scales in aiding diagnosis
About the presentation of diachronic observations, therefore also longitudinal, of patients encountered during on-call shifts in the C.H.R.U., of follow-ups during psychotherapeutic times developing over years or even in the context of forensic expertise, recalling that the assessment scales, however refined they may be, do not allow us to grasp all the psychopathological subtleties of these mosaic psychopathological entities, in order to refine the methods of care management in subjects with unstable relational exchange methods, psychotherapeutic follow-ups, which cannot be conceived as basic psychoanalyses, involving listening and interpretations but not demonstration of empathy. reassuring and soothing"
The epistemological and etiopathogenetic aspects need each time to be approach at their stem/roots
