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Christelle Barthez has worked with young people and parents for more than fifteen years. She works as a social and family mediator within a PAEJ adopting a systemic and strategic approach, where she develops interventions adapted to family dynamics to meet people's needs.
Immerse yourself in the complex world of adolescence, discover how client identification is crucial in therapeutic work and explore the various relational models to support young people and their families.
Claudette Portelli, PhD, is a doctor of psychology in brief and strategic therapy, CTS psychologist, trainer and coach (Italy, Malta), reader at the University of Malta. She is the author of Knowledge through Change; Obsessions, compulsions, manias: understand them and overcome them quickly ; Win without fighting and Le Nuove dipendenze.
Clinical research reveals that online therapy is surprisingly effective for OCD patients and paves the way for promising results in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Matteo Papantuono, PhD, is a doctor of psychology in brief and strategic therapy, trainer and coach (Italy, Malta), lecturer at the University of Macerata (Italy). He is the author of Knowledge through Change ; Win without fighting and Le Nuove dipendenze.
Claudette Portelli, PhD, is a doctor of psychology in brief and strategic therapy, CTS psychologist, trainer and coach (Italy, Malta), reader at the University of Malta. She is the author of Knowledge through Change; Obsessions, compulsions, manias: understand them and overcome them quickly ; Win without fighting and Le Nuove dipendenze.
How to define obsessive-compulsive disorders? How to recognize them? Understanding how they work How to treat them?
At The OCD Clinic® , we know that obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in children can profoundly affect family dynamics, often disrupting routines and creating a need for adaptation that impacts all family members. Understanding and managing these difficulties is essential to maintaining an environment conducive to the child's treatment and recovery. Below we explore practical strategies that families can use to manage OCD in the family context.
Early management of obsessive-compulsive disorder in children requires a whole family approach, encompassing early detection of symptoms, adjustment of expectations and clear communication. Encouraging autonomy, establishing clear limits and using indirect therapy can help children effectively overcome this disorder.
Joana Mindziak Cornali is a Master 2 student in clinical psychology, psychotherapies course. She participates in individual interviews, conducts interviews for the research dissertation, and leads photo language and writing workshops for young adults with psychotic or high-risk symptoms. She participated in Emmanuelle Piquet’s “collective brain” initiative.
Samuel, a teenage victim of school bullying, is supported by Palo Alto's systemic approach. Faced with bullying, Samuel discovers the strength to overcome obstacles and the courage to change his perception thanks to targeted therapy and the involvement of his parents.
Joana Mindziak Cornali is a Master 2 student in clinical psychology, psychotherapies course. She participates in individual interviews, conducts interviews for the research dissertation, and leads photo language and writing workshops for young adults with psychotic or high-risk symptoms. She participated in Emmanuelle Piquet’s “collective brain” initiative.
A mother's story describes the journey of her son, a victim of school bullying. Through therapeutic follow-up with an effective strategic approach, Pierre will manage to regain self-confidence and the tools to awaken his ability to change his reality and feel stronger.
This article proposes intervention strategies against moral harassment, adopting a systemic approach to understand and modify relational dynamics. It offers concrete techniques to help victims regain control, with a focus on transforming harmful interactions into healthy relationships, and highlights the importance of strategic support to overcome harassment.
In a context where moral harassment at work is increasingly scrutinized, increasingly denounced or invoked, this article offers a systemic and strategic reading of the victim-aggressor dynamic. Understanding the interactions at play to open new avenues for prevention, support and change in the face of harassment.
