https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2024.973
Explorers of the unconscious: a commentary on the book Salute mentale: quale clinica?
by Marco Riva, Paolo Milanesi, Roberta Resega
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What is psychotherapy? Breaking down as much as possible the distinctions offered by the different theoretical and clinical orientations, it could be defined as the treatment of problems of a psychological nature based on the interaction between therapist and patient. It should follow, therefore, that in order to speak of psychotherapy it is necessary that there is a patient, a person suffering, who turns to a therapist (a treatment specialist) to be cured of this suffering. The question, apparently simple, becomes more complex if one attempts to give a definition of suffering.[...]
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