Feixas G

Language: Spanish
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Page: 162-166
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ABSTRACT

The contributions to clinical theory included in the proposal of Dr. Juan Luis Linares in the areas of personality, emotional nutrition and psychopathology are discussed in the present article. His proposal, based on the extended clinical experience of its creator and firmly based on family systems theory, deserves recognition by the fact of conceptualizing clinical issues traditionally seen from an individual perspective from a truly relational point of view. Linares’ proposal is discussed at the light of other compatible theories such as those of Kelly’s personal constructs and Ugazio’s semantic polarities.

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