young psychiatry
[PSYC2190]
[15h] 2 credits
This course is taught in the 1st semester.
Teacher(s): Philippe van Meerbeeck
Language: French
Level: Second
Aims
psychiatric, clinical and literary texts. The objective is to find out how to intervene when one is confronted to troubles due to the transition from childhood to adult age knowing it is essential to respect the specificities of the adolescence and to give him/her the opportunity to build a new existence from the crisis.
The lecture's objective is to help the intervener (doctor, specialist or psychiatrist) to find a pertinent attitude when facing the adolescent.
Main themes
The second part treats specific problems of the adolescence such as:
- sexuality and "love meeting"
- paternal function and authority
- generation troubles and transmission process at the adolescence.
- psychotic troubles at the adolescence
- identity troubles and the rupture of bonds
- suicide attempts and acting
- drug addiction and consumption
The individual, familial and institutional psychotherapy will be elaborated through the above mentioned subjects with a view to
breaking the alienation, to allowing the subjectivation of the crisis and to opening to a better mental health.
Content and teaching methods
Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)
Other credits of the activity in the programs MED22, 2nd year of the program leading to the grade of doctor in medicine.