Le pacte avec le diable : étiologie et métaphore de violence

Valenzuela-Pérez, Alicia; Rojas-Viger, Celia; Sterlin, C

doi:10.3917/lautr.012.0395

Cited by 2 publications

(2 citation statements)

References 3 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…Et c'est dans ce climat de créativité jouissive que nous avons publié, dans la revue « L'autre », un texte original qui posait la question de la contextualisation historique et politique de l'intervention clinique (Valenzuela et al, 2003).…”

Section: Le Québec à L'heure De L'ethnopsychiatrieunclassified

L’ethnopsychiatrie au Québec : bilan et perspectives d’un témoin acteur clé

Sterlin¹

2007

smq

Self Cite

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Cette « entrevue » avec C. Sterlin, fondateur de la clinique transculturelle de l’Hôpital Jean-Talon (Montréal) replace, dans une perspective historique, le développement de la démarche interculturelle en clinique au Québec, propose une classification clinico-politique des approches interculturelles en psychiatrie et décrit le contexte dans lequel s’est développé le « projet Jean-Talon ». Par delà l’échec de ce projet, elle indique comment — à partir de sa position privilégiée — le Québec pourrait contribuer au développement futur de l’ethno-psychiatrie.In this “interview,” C. Sterlin, founder of the Transcultural Clinic of Jean-Talon Hospital (Montreal) describes the historical background of the intercultural movement in the clinical field, and proposes a clinico-political classification of the intercultural approaches in psychiatry. He describes the development of the Jean-Talon Project, and the circumstances of its failure. He argues that, in spite of this failure, Quebec is in a privileged position to develop and implement new approaches in the field of “ethno-psychiatry.”Esta “entrevista” con C. Sterlin, fundador de la clínica transcultural del Hospital Jean-Talon (Montreal) sitúa, dentro de una perspectiva histórica, el desarrollo del proceso intercultural en clínica en Quebec, propone una clasificación clinico-política de los enfoques interculturales en psiquiatría y describe el contexto en el que se desarrolló el “proyecto Jean-Talon”. Más allá del fracaso de este proyecto, éste indica cómo — a partir de su posición privilegiada — el Quebec podría contribuir al desarrollo futuro de la etnopsiquiatría.Esta “entrevista” com C. Sterlin, fundador da clínica transcultural do Hospital Jean-Talon (em Montreal) determina, em uma perspectiva histórica, o desenvolvimento da abordagem intercultural em clínica no Quebec, propõe uma classificação clínico-política das abordagens interculturais em psiquiatria e descreve o contexto no qual se desenvolveu o “Projeto Jean-Talon”. Esta entrevista indica, além do fracasso deste projeto, como o Quebec — devido à sua posição privilegiada — poderia contribuir para o desenvolvimento futuro da etnopsiquiatria

show abstract

Section: Le Québec à L'heure De L'ethnopsychiatrieunclassified

L’ethnopsychiatrie au Québec : bilan et perspectives d’un témoin acteur clé

Sterlin¹

2007

smq

Self Cite

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…Their vision of mental health as located inside the brain and psyche of individuals and their standardized methods of assessment disregard the fact that for non-White, non-European, and nonindustrialized communities, mental health is embedded in culture and problems are caused by relational disharmonies between individuals and their environment (Paniagua & Yamada, 2013; Ramirez, 1998). Non-Western methods of assessment and treatment are culturally based and involve relational and subjective processes of inquiry, narrative, and search for meaning (Nathan, 1994; Paniagua & Yamada, 2013; Valenzuela-Pérez, Rojas-Viger, & Sterlin, 2003). Obstacles and bias have been reported when investigators do not have the knowledge or do not take into account cultural variables of the population under study (e.g., language, cultural values and beliefs, expression of symptoms, etc.).…”

mentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring refugee children’s psychological needs through storytelling: A case study of two Latino American children.

Valenzuela-Pérez¹,

Couture²,

Arias‐Valenzuela³

2014

Journal of Latina/o Psychology

Self Cite

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Research on mental health of refugee children frequently highlights the limitations of Western approaches to understand the reality of this population. The aim of this study was to explore the psychological needs of 2 refugee children, using a storytelling approach centered on needs. It combined the use of 2 projective tools, a "flower of needs" and a story, to explore the psychological needs of children in a safe and culturally sensitive way. This research sought to (a) identify the needs that children consider to be the most important through the construction of a flower of needs and (b) identify the needs that children address more frequently through the work with the story. For this purpose, a multiple case study design was conducted with 2 Latino/a children recruited from refugee families who had recently arrived in Canada. The children participated in 4 storytelling sessions. Data on the case presentation were collected from a semistructured interview with the parents. Data on the psychological needs exploration were collected from the children's work with the flower of needs and the story across sessions. The results showed that both children identified physical comfort, connection, and peace as the most important psychological needs using the flower of needs. Connection, peace, and familiarity were the needs more frequently addressed working with the story. The results illustrate the potential of the flower of needs to assess needs and confirm the utility of storytelling to encourage a deep exploration of psychological needs with refugee children.

show abstract

Le pacte avec le diable : étiologie et métaphore de violence

Cited by 2 publications

References 3 publications

L’ethnopsychiatrie au Québec : bilan et perspectives d’un témoin acteur clé

L’ethnopsychiatrie au Québec : bilan et perspectives d’un témoin acteur clé

Exploring refugee children’s psychological needs through storytelling: A case study of two Latino American children.

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About