CORPOREIDADE/SUBJETIVIDADE E PSICOTERAPIA: Por uma abordagem complexa e integrativa

The purpose of this theoretical study is to present a complex and integrative approach to psychotherapy based on the dialogue between the theoretical perspective of human corporeality/subjectivity and the proposal of a somatic and psychodynamic psychotherapy called Biosynthesis. It is understood that it is necessary to construct a complex object of study for clinical psychology that indicates a complex ontology and epistemology for the articulation of the different dimensions of human subjectivity. To this end, is proposed the concept of human subjectivity/corporeality based in “The Method” by Edgar Morin, and a dialogue is established with Biosynthesis. An excerpt from a clinical case from a qualitative study is presented to highlight the approach proposed in this study, seeking to encompass the multidimensionality of somatic/subjective processes. It is concluded that it is possible to develop a complex and integrative practice in psychotherapy based on a complex view of the object of study in clinical psychology and intervening in the different dimensions of human subjectivity.