https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2016.201
The "psychodrama" in session
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The aim of this article is to demonstrate the vitality and generativity of the relational approach in psychoanalysis. After having touched on some current points of reference in the development of this approach - namely the thought of Bromberg, Renik and Ferro - the author places himself within the same path with his own method of "psychodrama" in session. The cut of the work is decidedly clinical and the cases of Maya and High are widely described: the first is a borderline case that has proved to be refractory to several previous approaches, while the second is a less serious and typically psychoanalytic case.
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