Résumés
Résumé
Certaines personnes ne répondent que partiellement aux traitements usuels offerts en intervention précoce pour la psychose. Des modalités d’intervention complémentaires, telles que la thérapie par l’aventure (TA), sont donc utilisées. L’analyse thématique d’entretiens auprès de 15 adultes suivis à la Clinique jeunes adultes psychotiques du Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal met en lumière six composantes perçues par les participants comme significatives dans leur expérience de la TA : a) espace-temps hors du quotidien; b) espace-temps en nature; c) programmation; d) activités d’aventure à haute intensité émotionnelle; e) vie de groupe; f) présence des intervenants.
Mots-clés :
- thérapie par l’aventure,
- premier épisode psychotique,
- intervention précoce
Abstract
Some individuals only show a limited response to commonly-used treatments in early intervention for psychosis. In such cases, many advocate the use of adjunct interventions, such as Adventure Therapy (AT). A thematic analysis of interviews conducted with 15 adults followed at the Early Intervention for Psychosis services of the Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal identified six therapeutic components perceived by the participants as significant in their experience of an AT program: a) space-time outside of everyday life; b) space-time in nature; c) programming; d) emotionally intense adventure activities; e) group life; and f) inclusion of health practitioners.
Keywords:
- adventure therapy,
- early psychosis,
- early intervention
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