Abstract

Through the re-reading of the work of Abraham and Torok, and of some analysts (Racamier, Tisseron, Nachin) who have deepened their thinking and the revisiting of the concepts of introjection in the Ferenczian sense and of incorporation, the Author brings the theme of healing to that of mourning focusing on a double figure of ghost: that of healing involving the therapeutic couple and that of incorporation that emerges in the clinic of complicated mourning.