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2. [Mourning and depression, from the attachment theory perspective].

Author

Wolfberg E, Ekboir A, Faiman G, Finzi J, Freedman M, Heath A, and Martínez de Cipolatti MC

Subjects
Depression diagnosis, Diagnosis, Differential, Humans, Psychological Theory, Depression psychology, Grief, Object Attachment
Abstract

Since depression, according to OMS, is such a worldwide condition, it is necessary to be able to distinguish a normal mourning from a pathological mourning and a depression, so as to qualify patients and health professionals to be able to support a normal mourning without medicating it nor hurrying (hasting) it, as well as being able to treat a depression adequately when it appears as a complication. Attachment theory focuses on mourning after loss with notions such as 1- acceptance of search for the lost person as a normal fact; 2- that mourning in children may have non-pathological outcomes; 3- that a non-processed mourning may be transmitted in an intergenerational way, and 4- also defines which elements may determine a pathological mourning or a depression. A clinical case is presented with an analysis of these notions.

Published
2011

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