Psychologie Clinique et psycho

Clinical Psychology and psycho
What is Clinical Psychology?
Clinical psychology is the detailed study of individual cases, as practiced in psychotherapy or in the field of research. The "clinical" phrase rooted in the medical world. It refers to the relationship that ties a doctor and patient. From the outset two elements are highlighted: the pathology and the study of cases.
The psychotherapist, for example, conducts clinical face-to-face with his patients. The researcher can examine individual cases (such as a memory disorder) in a research goal.
Clinical Psychology Review, established in 1996, continues its publication with EDP Sciences.
In the draft defending and illustrating the question of the subject and the institution, clinical psychology has devoted to clinical records of parentage, identity, relationships of the subject to his body and its language, effects violent ruptures of the culture and history of subjectivities, and reports on innovations in clinical and institutional arrangements and outstanding current research in clinical psychology. Clinical psychology review takes place in contemporary scientific and social debates on health, education and research. It is open to practitioners and researchers in clinical psychology and those of related disciplines, including psychoanalysis, psychiatry, anthropology, philosophy and the history of the humanities.
Clinical Psychology