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A Fototerapia, ou, como nominada no Brasil, Fotopsicoterapia, que é a utilização de fotografias como instrumento terapêutico, tem sido vista, via geral, como sendo uma variante da técnica de associação livre, desenvolvida por Sigmund Freud e comumente aplicada na Psicanálise clássica. O que se propõe é uma visão holística para a Fotopsicoterapia, somando e integrando o que cada abordagem tem de melhor (incluindo a Arteterapia...) e introduzindo um olhar junguiano, objetivando comprovar que a imaginação ativa e dirigida (técnica projetiva da Psicoterapia de Carl Gustav Jung) é a que melhor aproveita os recursos da técnica. Palavras chaves: fotopsicoterapia. psicanálise, arteterapia, Freud, Jung Abstract Phototherapy, or, as it is called in Brazil, Photopsychotherapy, which is the use of photographs as a therapeutic tool, has been generally seen as a variant of the free association technique, developed by Sigmund Freud and commonly applied in classical psychoanalysis. What is proposed is a holistic vision for Photopsychotherapy, adding and integrating the best of each approach (including Art Therapy...) and introducing a Jungian look, aiming to prove that active and directed imagination (projective technique of Psychotherapy of Carl Gustav Jung) is the one who makes the best use of the technique's resources. Keywords: phototherapy. psychoanalysis, art therapy, Freud, Jung
fotopsicoterapia, fototerapia, psicanalise
fotopsicoterapia, fototerapia, psicanalise
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