The approach I adopt in my work with parents and children who seek help for their child\u2019s difficulties is grounded in the view that the human condition always includes social coexistence \u2013 people in relationship with one another and with the world. This perspective highlights the role of culture and history.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe subject is inseparable from the world it projects, while at the same time being itself a projection of that world\u201d (Merleau-Ponty 2005, pp. 407\u2013408). Within this world, the individual is called to act with conscious awareness and lived experience. Everyday life is shaped and constructed through one\u2019s own actions, always on the basis of intersubjectivity.<\/p>\n
There are no recipes or magical solutions, but rather the acknowledgment that human beings act, produce, reproduce, and transform culture and society through the ways in which they interpret, understand, and engage with them. It is \u201cthe self\u2019s narration to itself; like the creation of a story about who we are, what happened, and why we do what we do\u201d (Bruner 2004, p. 113).<\/p>\n
In this context, language and communication are understood as an evolving and complex process that unfolds as part of the child\u2019s overall development. The child\u2019s innate disposition seeks the biologically programmed formation of attachment, the encounter with the Other, and the sensory and emotional meeting with the world and experience.<\/p>\n
This is a process acquired through one\u2019s own body and the body of the Other, moving from need to pleasure and desire \u2013 a movement essential for the organization of the psyche (Avramidou 2016).<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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