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N. 69 (2025)

L’evoluzione del trattamento della dipendenza da cocaina: dalla psicoanalisi al costruttivismo

DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/mis69-2025oa19920
Inviata
9 aprile 2025
Pubblicato
20-05-2025

Abstract

The psychotherapeutic treatment of cocaine addiction has undergone signifi cant transformations over time, moving from theoretical models rooted in psychoanalysis to psychotherapeutic interventions based on a more recent constructivist cognitive approach.
This article aims to examine the historical evolution of therapeutic approaches, emphasizing the theoretical and methodological differences and discussing the clinical implications of the various perspectives.

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