https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2023.868
Response to colleague's comment
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Presenting a contribution on a clinical case characterized by conflict was a stimulating opportunity for us to reflect on how the different lenses of observation coming from one's own models of reference can guide therapists in focusing on the elements useful to think and implement their clinical intervention in situations where the relational dynamics acted out in session are difficult to manage. In this sense, the various comments made it possible to highlight the complexity of the topic and the multiplicity of looks that can be activated on the case of Clara and Paride. We therefore thank the colleagues for the ideas and reflections offered, which we read with care and great attention. [...]
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