O traumático na Clínica de Família: uma investigação sobre vínculos violentos

Abstract

This study aims to understand the traumatic situation of domestic violence in order to investigate the elements of its arrangement and bonding settings. Psychoanalysis of Bonding Configurations emphasizes the constitution of the subject from each encounter, repositioning the impossibility of the subject to be without a social place that composes his/her history. In this sense, trauma will produce different effects as a social and bonding register. The methodology used in this study was the construction of a case of a family being assisted by the psychoanalytic method. The Family Clinic facilitated the writing of the clinical case, a story of pain and suffering that portrays human bonding and entanglements with narratives that reveal repetition of violent scenes. In this perspective, I dare to build an analysis path as trauma possibly unfolding this bonding that enables the outburst of violence. Recollections upon the case accentuate the tone of the family organization, pointing to the binding mesh encompassed by violence. In fitting telescoping family, there are no boundaries to organize the links, but there is a setting that denotes the confusion and disruption of family membership. In households where violence and aggression reign, functions are blurred and trauma acquire transgenerational contours. The body, marked by violence, is the traumatic exposure in the family history and is a place that inhabits all excesses and transgenerational breaks. The family-subject of this study experiences time in alternation. The analytic space reveals the time for each \"thing\" to appear and disappear; the critical time of mourning and the subjectivity of its buildings; setting time as an ally to deal with the traumatic. The family telescoping is accessed in chronological time and becomes emblematic of the violent structuring bonds that tack on redoing the senses acquired in fantasy and appointment of traumatic content. The meanings of the losses will be recovered and a new subjectivity can be drawn in the transference field. The traumatic event points to the intransitive existence of a past that can perpetuate the experience; however, there is a direct correspondence between the size of the painful event and its alienating effect. The trauma interrupts the narrative, but also launches a new story from new subscriptions. From the traumatic event, re-accommodations of borders and the meaning of belonging to the set of characters may come about with effects and resonances that affect the group in various configurations. Traumatic thus could even be the element that feeds the emotional fabric of the family. The subject in the family is balanced between the traumatic event that marks its history and the creative possibilities of reinventing the narrative.