Entre mundos: O mito de Tirésias na exploração psicodramática da fluidez de gênero
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https://doi.org/10.1590/psicodrama.v34.810Palavras-chave:
Psicodrama, Aliança terapêutica, Identidade de gênero, Processos simbólicosResumo
Este estudo qualitativo de caso único examinou como o mito de Tirésias funcionou como mediador simbólico em um processo de psicoterapia psicodramática individual com uma pessoa de gênero fluido. Em vez de servir como modelo de identidade de gênero, Tirésias emergiu gradualmente como um espaço simbólico transicional por meio do qual experiências conflitantes do self puderam ser expressas, exploradas e psicologicamente integradas na relação terapêutica. Por meio da tomada de papéis simbólicos, da dramatização e da construção compartilhada de significados, o cliente desenvolveu maior capacidade para lidar com a ambiguidade, sustentar o diálogo entre diferentes estados do self e relacionar-se de forma mais flexível com a complexidade psicológica. Os achados destacam a contribuição do psicodrama para a psicoterapia afirmativa de gênero contemporânea e suas implicações relacionais e socionômicas.
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