The Art of Helping Adolescents
Fostering Safe Confrontation
- By Pierre Poitou,
- Benoît Maillet,
- Lynda Brugallet-Collet,
- Bruno Burban,
- Patrick Cottin
- and Georges Picherot
Pages 349 to 357
Cite this article
- POITOU, Pierre,
- MAILLET, Benoît,
- BRUGALLET-COLLET, Lynda,
- BURBAN, Bruno,
- COTTIN, Patrick
- and PICHEROT, Georges,
- Poitou, Pierre.,
- et al.
- Poitou, P.,
- Maillet, B.,
- Brugallet-Collet, L.,
- Burban, B.,
- Cottin, P.
- and Picherot, G.
https://doi.org/10.3917/ado.080.0349
Cite this article
- Poitou, P.,
- Maillet, B.,
- Brugallet-Collet, L.,
- Burban, B.,
- Cottin, P.
- and Picherot, G.
- Poitou, Pierre.,
- et al.
- POITOU, Pierre,
- MAILLET, Benoît,
- BRUGALLET-COLLET, Lynda,
- BURBAN, Bruno,
- COTTIN, Patrick
- and PICHEROT, Georges,
https://doi.org/10.3917/ado.080.0349
The arrival of the treatment center for adolescents (“Maisons des Adolescents”) in an already well-provided-for landscape of places providing support and care leads us to rethink the way in which we cater for adolescents’ clinical needs. The orientation of an adolescent to a specific care facility is never easy. Some “Maisons des Adolescents” have decided that the reception should be carried out by social workers who facilitate the transference both onto the institution and onto its members. The clinical meeting, a highlight in the Maisons des Adolescents’ organization, enables all the team members to start working with the teenagers. The clinical meeting also allows for an original clinical experience together with the social workers.
Keywords
- institution
- teenagers
- house of adolescents
- clinical meeting
Publisher keywords: clinical meeting, house of adolescents, institution, teenagers