GENEALOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SYSTEMIC CLINICAL PRACTICE

SCOPE AROUND SUBJECTIVITY

Abstract

In this article, genealogy is presented to the reader from a theoretical-clinical point of view. The purpose is to connect a genealogical approach to and from systemic clinical practice in view of the processes of subjectivation. Genealogy, as a methodological guide and/or therapeutic disposition, would allow to contribute to the critical distance necessary for the therapeutic encounter. Also, lavish care for the other, as an ethic of freedom, by revaluing the subject around their suffering.