Entre mundos: El mito de Tiresias en la exploración psicodramática de la fluidez de género
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https://doi.org/10.1590/psicodrama.v34.810Palabras clave:
Psicodrama, Alianza terapéutica, Identidad de género, Procesos simbólicosResumen
Este estudio cualitativo de caso único examinó cómo el mito de Tiresias funcionó como mediador simbólico en un proceso de psicoterapia psicodramática individual con una persona de género fluido. En lugar de servir como modelo de identidad de género, Tiresias emergió gradualmente como un espacio simbólico transicional a través del cual las experiencias conflictivas del sí mismo pudieron ser expresadas, exploradas e integradas psicológicamente dentro de la relación terapéutica. Mediante la toma de roles simbólicos, la dramatización y la construcción compartida de significados, la persona desarrolló una mayor capacidad para afrontar la ambigüedad, sostener el diálogo entre diferentes estados del sí mismo y relacionarse de manera más flexible con la complejidad psicológica. Los hallazgos destacan la contribución del psicodrama a la psicoterapia afirmativa de género contemporánea y sus implicaciones relacionales y socionómicas.
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