This letter is a response to the American Professor Judith Reisman who asked me some questions in relation to the very common beliefs in USA supposedly based on Freud about the “psychosexual development” of the child and justifying the precocious sexualization of the child.

The fanaticization of adolescents and young adults raises the question of what, in the psychic processes at work at the heart of our Western societies, incites them to this. Adolescence is a key initiatory moment, the one where the individual learns autonomy, that is to say the capacity to internalize universal moral laws within himself to make them his own, in order to free himself from the grip of his impulses. It is important to clarify that these moral laws are not relati

Faced with psychological suffering such that it causes intense distress, the person will try to resolve this conflict of loyalty, and this resolution can occur in two ways: a conflict of loyalty with a neurotic type of resolution, and a regressive conflict of loyalty, with a psychotic type of resolution.

It will be a question here of deepening the consequences of paranoia on the protective parent of the child, the risks incurred by the latter and the children themself, in particular, in case of disagreement on the guarding of the child.

Paranoiac delusion is very difficult to detect, because of its apparent normality and its "reasoning" dimension, it is nonetheless very dangerous for children who are exposed to it. The prognosis of a cure of the paranoiac is almost none-existent, this pathology continuing to increase with time, the rigidity of the psychic structure and the rejection of any psychiatric follow-up by the person (who, according to his delirium, thinks himself invested with a mission, thinks that

It is about making familiar the phenomenon which is perceived as strange, therefore suspicious. Not only is "natural evidence" no more, but worse. What was obvious becomes the object of very clear suspicions; the obvious becomes persecutory. The report of experience is biased by intuition itself, by an excess of intuition. The paranoiac intuits, behind the slightest sign, or the slightest absence of sign, persecution. His conscience is "superintuitive", it intuits, everywher

Paranoia is "a place of quiet horror" that is one that nobody wants to listen to. Only a few professionals are brave enough to call it by its name: paranoia.

Paranoia infiltrates religions to create mystical illusions that will serve its own materialistic and imperialistic interests.

Work psychopathology allows us to broaden the perspective of traditional psychopathology, by introducing a reflection on pathogenic work organizations and the psychological and somatic impacts on individuals, without however ruling out an analysis of the collusions between personal history and experience in the company.

"The taboo of harassment in the workplace is gradually beginning to be lifted among the general public. We talk about it, we suffer from it, but without always knowing what it is. When can we really talk about harassment? Does it necessarily include a hierarchical relationship? To what extent is the company responsible?

In everyday life, psychosocial risks are generally divided into stress, mental load, dysfunctional work organization, etc. The most serious consequences include burnout and attempted suicide. These two "highlights" of psychosocial disorders often, if not most of the time, have their origin in harassment and terror at work. Since then, I have encountered entire decimated collectives on several occasions during audit missions. The cause? Harassment through terror. Strange work

An accusation of harassment in a company has become commonplace. This accusation may cover harmful actions, but it can also be used for instrumental purposes and in a logic of harassment.

Actuellement et plus que jamais, les notions d’autorité et de pouvoir se confondent. Or, l’autorité n’est que ce qui légitime le pouvoir...

Delusion has its own lived time and space, and particularly delusion in psychosis. Because in psychotic delusion these perceptions return in a fundamental way, that is, they are no longer necessarily affected by social norms, but they still share a universality, similar to an anthropological dimension of the conception of space-time.

Psychosis manifests a singular apprehension of time, which is characterized by a difficulty in inscribing a temporality specific to the story, notably in phenomena of absence of dating or excessive dating. This excessive dating of certain psychotic stories is studied here through the concept of "hyperdating" proposed by the authors who question its psychic function. The methodology is qualitative and is based on the presentation of two clinical cases, one of schizophrenia, th

Harassment is a familiar notion that characterizes attitudes which are fairly common today in society, and hence in the enterprise. The expansion of this phenomenon is explained in part by the disintegration of social bonds and the establishment of social structures of a perverse nature – i.e. diverted from their object.