THE SUBJECTIVE PROCESSING OF INTOLERANCE IN AN EVENT GROUP EXPERIENCE

Abstract

A psychoanalytical clinical group intervention modality called "Event Group" is proposed for the treatment of situations of intolerance. The processing of this kind of experiences implies a work of rewriting for their symbolic integration. The experience of intolerance passes through both the word and the committed meaning from others. The subject’s testimony of the situations of intolerance exposes the interpretive variation of discourses and the effects of the event understood as a decisive and transcendental impression in the history of a subject. The testimonial modifications respond to the listening and reading that the others deploy of the senses that tie to the writing of the event.