[To heal psychosis?].
Psychosis has always spring from emotions so intense that they have caused society to intervene in a repressive fashion with psychotics. Clinical experience shows us that in spite of scientific, cultural and social evolution we still tend to exclude the psychotic, to regard him as a stranger. We send him to psychiatrists and therapists asking them to cure him. Often powerless, they are identified to their patients in traditional medical environment and initiate sterile dialogues in which society, the hospital, the family and the therapist share responsa-bility for the psychotic, who remains marginal and alienated. From then on, everyone can ignore his own anxiety.
Tanguay
B
B