Lien et sentiment de réification dans l’investissement d’un corps familial victime d’une déficience motrice acquise.

Abstract

This work is titled: "Link and feeling of reification in the investment of a family body affected by acquired motor deficiency". It starts from the fact that people who are victims of disability in general and acquired motor deficiency in particular, are subject to a feeling of instrumentalization, neglect, and marked psychological suffering which alters their psychic integrity and the relational space to which they belong, to make the observation that in the face of the suffering generated by the attack and the experience of the attack on the body, victims of deficiencies live a shock, distress, experience bodily pains, repress their emotions, use positive logic to cope with the situation and above all rally around them members of their family and people with whom they share affinities, to establish a space of reassurance. However, according to theoretical approaches on the image of the family body, this space in the face of distress draws from the space of the family body the necessary resources to cope with the feeling of disbeing which arises there, thus limiting the subject and their spaces to their sole family space. However, they are also a product of their multiple links, raising the problem of the participation of the other of the link in the family body in the process of overinvestment of the family body affected by acquired motor deficiency. This leads us to question: How, in a context marked by the feeling of reification and acquired motor deficiency, is the family body invested? This question has led us to the hypothesis that, in a context marked by a feeling of reification of the body and acquired motor deficiency; the family body is the object of an overinvestment of libido based on the other of the relation to the family body. Thus, our objective has been to understand, from the link, the participation of the other of the relation to the family body in the process of overinvestment of the family body. To achieve this objective, we have used the clinical method for investigation. Through this method, data was collected on the basis of semi-directive interviews and the test of drawing the dream house among the population with acquired motor deficiency of the CNRPH. The data was processed by thematic content analysis. The results show us that in the experience of the amputated body, the family space of the victim’s knots and overinvests the link of the family body and the links to the other in the family body, to avoid a bursting of the nucleus, a fragmentation of the family nucleus. They rely on returns experienced as common, shared and different.