The importance of accessing online communities for queer, trans, disabled, racialized, and/or neurodivergent people or Winnicott’s Transitional Phenomena in action through social media platforms

Marco Posadas

Vol. 43 No. 1 (2023)
Revista Portuguesa de Psicanálise

Vertigem - As redes sociais e o seu impacto na subjetividade

The importance of accessing online communities for queer, trans, disabled, racialized, and/or neurodivergent people or Winnicott’s Transitional Phenomena in action through social media platforms

Published 2023-06-30

Marco Posadas

Marco Posadas
Canadian Psychoanalytic Society

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Posadas, M. (2023). The importance of accessing online communities for queer, trans, disabled, racialized, and/or neurodivergent people or Winnicott’s Transitional Phenomena in action through social media platforms. Revista Portuguesa De Psicanálise, 43(1), 119–120. Retrieved from https://rppsicanalise.org/index.php/rpp/article/view/191

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Keywords

Social network, Transitional Phenomena, Winnicott

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Author Biography

Marco Posadas

Psicanalista Associado da Canadian Psychoanalytic Society. Mestrado e Doutoramento em Serviço Social. Fundador do Sexual & Gender Diversity Studies Committee (S&GDSCO) da Associação Psicanalítica Internacional (IPA).

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