Oil painting on canvas: “The old man and the child” by Roberto Metz http://www.robertometz.it
The young and the old’s gaze to the sky dispels the clouds of selfishness and self-referentiality.
Grassi A., Berivi S., Casamassima S., Russello C., Cantiano A., Cuzzocrea G., Franquillo A.C., Guccione C., Lucchese F., Caretti V.Keywords: Senex – Puer – Play – Intergenerational communication Abstract: The authors took note of the current incurable fracture of intergenerational communication in the contemporary society and hen...
ReadmoreIn.Tra Project: Intergenerational Transfer Transformative processes in the individual group from the use of play and psychoeducation
Cantiano A. (1) , Cuzzocrea G. (1), Franquillo A. C. (1), Guccione C. (1), Caretti V. (1), Grassi A., Berivi S., Casamassima S., Russello C., Lucchese F.Keywords: game, group, psychoeducation, emotional regulation. Abstract: Introduction: The present paper highlights the interaction between play and neurobiological, cognitive and emotional dynam...
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"Heads of an old man and youth” by Leonardo da Vinci (1495)
The contribution of psychotherapy to Intergenerational Transfer: analysis of the archetypal dynamics Senex et Puer – “In.Tra” project
By Casamassima S., Russello C., Lucchese F., Cantiano A., Cuzzocrea G., Franquillo A.C., Guccione C., Berivi S., Grassi A., Caretti V.Keywords: psychotherapy, Senex et Puer, setting, intergenerational transfer, play. Abstract: Everything "in a nutshell", which grows and directs at the future, is supported by Puer; while everything ...
ReadmoreIn.tra project. Data analysis methods
By Lucchese F. (1), Cantiano A., Cuzzocrea G., Franquillo A.C., Guccione C., Berivi S., Grassi A., Casamassima S., Russello C., Caretti V.Keywords: psychotherapy and quantification, statistical methods, methods integration Abstract: Given the nature of the data provided by the trials, specific types of data analysis were adopted and ai...
ReadmoreANTHROPOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS ON PLAY
By CICCHESE G. (1), CHIMIRRI G. (2)Key Words: Gambling, Risk, Hazard, Ludopathy. Abstract: Following some historical and cultural insights, the essay deals with the game as competition, pleasure, simulation, i.e. as an ordinary, cr...
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Van Gogh, The State Lottery Office (watercolor technique 1883)
The drift of mass gambling during the pandemic. Implications for clinical social workers and psychiatric or mental health nurse practitioners.
by Fiasco M.Keywords: gambling, addiction, compulsiveness, profitability Abstract: Ten years have passed since the date of recognition by the Italian State that an important health problem is related to a mass d...
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The critical review of crime: psychological and treatment aspects, statistical survey.
Capece M.(1), Sabatini A.(2)Keywords: Penitentiary System, Offender, Convict, Treatment, Re-education, Prison System, Expert ex art. 80, Critical Review, Inmate, Reparative Justice. Abstract: Retracing the evolution of t...
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The Comedia as journey and vision
in Romano Guardini’s interpretation*
Gennaro Ciccheseby Gennaro Cicchese Key words: Travel, Vision, Light, Cosmic Reality, Heavenly Reality, Dante, Jung. Abstract: This essay briefly retraces the Dante studies of the philosopher and theologian Romano...
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Motivations, Exile, Spirit of Splitting, Political Combativeness of the Supreme Poet.
Maurizio Fiascoby Maurizio Fiasco Key Words: Politics and existence, psychology of exile, lies in politics, heroic imagination Abstract: In this essay the author examines the biography and the words of Dante's p...
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Dante and Virgil: a glance at the inner journey
Carla Russello and Stefania Casamassimaby Carla Russello and Stefania Casamassima Key words: Dante, Virgil, transference, countertransference Abstract: Though the Divine Comedy was born between the middle ages and the advent of the new ...
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The Folly of Matriarchy
Sandra Berivi - Antonio GrassiThe Folly of Matriarchy ‘And then I understood everything. When she stopped on the path under the Baxter's garden and heard Roz's laughter, she understood it was a derisive laugh. She was mocking her, and Mary finally understood everything. It was...
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