María Eugenia Pereyra

My studies were completed at the University of the Republic of Montevideo (UDELAR) and I have completed several courses and training in the area of ​​Music Therapy in Argentina, Buenos Aires. I have been in coordination of family groups and carers of people with Alzheimer's (AUDAS) and in a mental health rehabilitation center in Montevideo, Uruguay. (South Palermo). My vision and action of the psychoanalytic clinic is contemporary. We live in a world where everything is ephemeral, everything is permeable, and at various times of the day we move, talk, and perform activities by inertia, without stopping to think what we are feeling, what is it that crosses us and makes us transform and transform the other. When I talk about “what goes through us” I refer to the little things in life, to a look, to a conversation, to the enjoyment of everyday things. When we come into contact with oneself, it is when we rethink ourselves so that we can continue to be aware of our sufferings, anguishes and also of our joys and vital projects. In the clinic it is where we can emerge and manage to capture these fleeting moments to be able to appropriate them every day and achieve greater mental, bodily and emotional health. The structure of the sessions varies depending on each person and situations. Each individual has their times and routes. Given the aforementioned training in some situations, the musical tool can be introduced as a means to address certain problems.