Narrativa y Arte: La Construcción de memorias en el transito familiar en la enfermedad crónica

Abstract

In this document with emphasis in deeping, is appointed to the Netting and Psychology Family Group, to the Researching Psychology strand, Human Systems and Mental Health and the macro-project Familiar Stories and narratives in different contexts, from Master’s degree in Clinical and the Psychology Family from the Psychology school of Santo Tomás University - USTA. For this intervention-research was posed as a general objective, to understand the rising and dominant narratives around chronic disease, connoted as a problem in a therapeutic system, enabling the emergence of familiar memories and coevolution using art as a techne (Greek word to art or crafting) in the interventional researching process. The interventional researching process in the following case study, is a proposal framed from a second order cybernetics, with a qualitative methodology, where the phenomenon of study refers to the narrative construction of chronic diseases from an ecological, systemic and complex perspective; involving therapeutic devices related to art and narrative that allow the understanding of the phenomenon studied from enabling and evolutionary optics. The main contributions of this intervention-research were guided towards the integration of art as techne and rallying device in chronic cancer patients, being this a novel interventional method which allows the emergence of new understandings opposite the illness, the emotional expression of familiar system, opening to change and relationships transformation.