¿Cómo abordar la experiencia traumática? - Dr. José Luis Marín

In this lecture, Dr. José Luis Marín shares his approach to addressing traumatic experiences in the clinical interview, highlighting the importance of asking the patient not only "what's wrong with you" but "what happened to you." Using tools such as the lifeline, the genogram, and the photobiography, Dr. Marín explains how to detect and address traumas associated with emotional abandonment and primary affective deprivation, which are often at the root of symptoms such as fibromyalgia or addiction. This content is aimed at psychotherapists, psychology students, psychiatrists, and mental health professionals who wish to delve deeper into interview techniques, trauma exploration, and the use of effective clinical tools. The talk offers concrete examples, ethical reflections, and keys to providing deeper and more effective interventions. 📚 Are you interested in training with Dr. Marín? Discover our psychotherapy training programs. Learn directly from Dr. Marín and develop essential skills for your professional practice. More information on our website. https://formacionpsicoterapia.com/for... 0:00 Changing the question: "What happened to you?" in the clinical interview 0:51 Using the lifeline to explore traumatic experiences 1:35 Emotional release when asked about trauma 1:56 Asking questions early in psychotherapy: first or second interview 2:49 Fibromyalgia as a reason for consultation and its link to trauma 3:31 The reason for consultation versus the real problem: emotional abandonment 4:43 The basic lack and how it is filled with behaviors and addictions 6:39 Assuring the patient of the importance of what they say 7:54 Psychotherapy that hurts: why it is necessary for healing 8:43 The difference between depth psychotherapy and "M40 therapy" 9:12 The value of grieving and allowing crying in consultation