Psychotherapy in an African City
- Psychology and Psychiatry , 10 (2) : 17-51
Résumé
The staff of therapists which gathered around Henry Collomb at the Fann hospital of Dakar in the sixties has noticed the particularities of the African psychiatry with a noticeable predominance of delirious puffs on the other pathologies. In the years eighties, Maurice Dorès drew attention in the evolution of this situation marked by a notable diminishing of the delirious puffs in favor of hysterical psychosis and other symptomatology. This text accounts for the psychotherapeutics of patients who come to consult a psychologist in urban area and currently the most frequent motivations of this approach.
Mots-clés
African psychiatry, obsessional ideas, delirant depressive syndrome, Toxicomany, psycho therapy interviews