Focus: Clinical practice on complexity
30 August 2022
Vol. 33 No. 2 (2022)
https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2022.666

Interview with Corrado Pontalti in conversation with Fabio Vanni

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Clinical psychology, complexity, families, sociology, history.
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Corrado Pontalti
Psychiatrist and group analyst. Retired Professor of Psychotherapy at the Policlinico Gemelli of the Catholic University of Rome. He was head of the Family Psychotherapy Service of the same Institute. Past President of C.O.I.R.A.G. and the Gruppoanalisi Laboratory, Italy.
Fabio Vanni
fabiovanni@progettosum.org
Psychologist, psychotherapist, Director at AUSL Parma, RP Director, Scientific Director of ‘Progetto Sum’, Italy.

In this conversation we touch on issues that are currently at the heart of the debate on psychological therapy. From the stimuli generated by subjects and their relational profiles in the current request for consultations, it seems opportune to create an updated vision of the relations between the family and ‘Western’ society. Pontalti also puts forward options that he considers are an appropriate response to families’ demands for therapy at the present time. The conversation also includes education, forms of parenting, and the consequences that these theoretical and clinical options have on the training of psychotherapists today.

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Interview with Corrado Pontalti in conversation with Fabio Vanni. (2022). Ricerca Psicoanalitica, 33(2). https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2022.666
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