Pub Date : 2025-09-01DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100546
Mélissa Wolff
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Pub Date : 2025-09-01DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100545
M. Sabatier, C. Pieters, W. Rougier, M. Jacquot
<div><h3>Contexte</h3><div>Si, depuis plusieurs années maintenant, s’affiche et se revendique la volonté de construire une société plus inclusive, la possibilité de vivre une sexualité choisie et satisfaisante, reste encore bien entravée. Bien que le secteur médico-social se montre très avide de formations des professionnel-le-s sur ces questions, reconnaître le « sujet de désirs », vœu cher à Marcel Nuss, semble encore une entreprise semée d’embuches qui vient faire affleurer des questions sociales et morales.</div></div><div><h3>Objectifs</h3><div>Cette contribution vise à révéler les différents niveaux d’entraves qui se dressent sur le chemin d’un projet d’accompagnement sexuel dédié aux personnes en situations de handicap, rencontrant rapidement les limites posées par la règlementation de la prostitution en France.</div></div><div><h3>Méthode</h3><div>C’est par un cheminement au plus proche des personnes qui s’impliquent, quotidiennement, dans ce projet initié au début des années 2000 que se révèle le trajet d’un combat singulier. Entre histoire du mouvement et pratiques actuelles, c’est le témoignage engagé qui sert ici de guide.</div></div><div><h3>Résultats</h3><div>Cette mise en perspective des différents niveaux d’engagement révèle la façon dont chaque membre de l’association, par l’implication qui est la sienne, maintient le combat pour défendre ce qu’ils considèrent comme un droit.</div></div><div><h3>Conclusion</h3><div>Si l’APPAS a, depuis sa création, traversé des combats aux seins desquels, son emblématique fondateurs a su jouer de son aura médiatique, c’est aujourd’hui une ère nouvelle qui s’ouvre à elle qui voit se pérenniser son projet fondateur, celui de former, régulièrement des accompagnants sexuels et de favoriser leur activité.</div></div><div><h3>Context</h3><div>Although for several years now there has been a clear desire to build a more inclusive society, the possibility of living a chosen and satisfying sexuality remains severely hampered. Although the medical and social services sector is very keen to provide training for professionals on these issues, recognizing the “subject of desire”, a wish dear to Marcel Nuss, still seems to be a difficult undertaking that raises social and moral questions.</div></div><div><h3>Objectives</h3><div>This contribution aims to reveal the various levels of obstacles that stand in the way of a sexual assistance project dedicated to people with disabilities, which quickly encounters the limits imposed by prostitution regulations in France.</div></div><div><h3>Method</h3><div>It is by following the path of those who are involved on a daily basis in this project, which was initiated in the early 2000s, that the journey of a unique struggle is revealed. Between the history of the movement and current practices, it is the committed testimony that serves as a guide here.</div></div><div><h3>Results</h3><div>This perspective on the different levels of commitment reveals how each member of the
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Pub Date : 2025-08-27DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100540
Tamara Guénoun
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Pub Date : 2025-08-23DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100539
Frédéric C. Baitinger
Context
In the post-#MeToo era, sexuality can no longer be conceived as the pure liberation of desire.
Objectives
This article reconsiders the promises of “unfettered enjoyment” (Kournif, Pall, Dompnier) in light of the systemic sexual violence that this utopia has sometimes obscured.
Methods
By tracing the critical reversal in discourses on sexual freedom—particularly within feminist (MacKinnon, Dworkin) and queer (Niedergang, Dustan, Rémès) circles—the paper demonstrates how the heroic paradigm of transgression collapses under the ethical imperative to reckon with vulnerability. This shift is examined through a corpus of intellectual interventions from the 1970s, now re-read in light of contemporary critiques (Alfandary, Allouch). Within this framework, psychoanalysis — especially in its articulation of fantasy, anxiety, jouissance, and the desire of the Other (Freud, Lacan) — offers a rigorous conceptual tool for reconfiguring our relationship to the sexual.
Results
Through a close reading of The Devil in Love by Cazotte, the article explores what it means to enjoy the loss: to accept the relinquishment of knowledge about desire, and to recognize that the obstacle is not external to the erotic but lies at its very core.
Interpretations
To think sexuality in this way is neither to exonerate nor to idealize it, but to confront what it demands most deeply: a fragile bond, stretched between a fading fantasy and an Other who insists—a bond made possible not despite the loss, but from within it.
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Pub Date : 2025-08-21DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100541
N. Bajos , M. Jacquot , C. Racin
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Pub Date : 2025-08-18DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100534
S. Blanc
Context
This article proposes a psychodynamic approach to MRKH syndrome, designating an absence of uterus and vagina, a rare congenital malformation which concerns one in 4000 female births. It proposes to identify, from a qualitative perspective, some of the issues raised by the nature of this medical pathology and the specificity of its treatment, as well as their repercussions on sexuality in connection with the adjustments of sexual identity, based on a case study.
Objectives
The aim is to show how the bodily obstacle to penetrative sexuality, caused by the nature of the syndrome, will be treated on a somatic level and in what way these protocols, associated with the issues raised by the pathology, will impact the way to live sexuality.
Method
Data collection is based on individual clinical research interviews between the young woman concerned by the case and the clinical psychologist. The article occasionally refers to the author's work on the same theme, especially a previous article dealing with the subject in a both qualitative and quantitative approach.
Results
This study makes it possible to identify in this case the recourse to sexuality with an addictive tendency which would reinforce the status of a “complete” woman with a strong reparative value for injured feminine identity. The over-investment of the “erotic pole” of the female personality attempts to rehabilitate the libidinal dimension of the genital area affected by the issues of lack, incompleteness and overwhelming pain, with benefits on the experience of the gender identity.
Interpretations
This study allows us, beyond the specific context of the syndrome, to consider the importance of intersubjectivity in the capacity of transforming the traumatic bodily experience. It also poses new ways to think about the appropriation of the sexual body in and beyond the logic of repetition, and to consider the question of the investment (potentially fetishized) of a transplanted organ and its appropriation on a psychological level. It would therefore be interesting to treat these themes in the context of other somatic clinics.
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Pub Date : 2025-08-14DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100536
A. Ledrait , O. Beauce
Context
This article examines the tensions between legal and psychological consent in sexual relationships, particularly in BDSM contexts, where formalization and coercive control intertwine.
Objectives
Through an interdisciplinary analysis of law and psychology, it explores the gray areas of consent, influenced by desire and unconscious dynamics.
Method
We present a clinical case derived from a psychological forensic expertise mission to examine the effects of coercive control, dissociation, and techniques such as hypnosis, which alter individuals’ ability to express or revoke consent. A psychoanalytic perspective enriches the understanding of these mechanisms.
Results
The findings reveal contradictions between the formal and psychological notions of consent. For instance, explicit contracts in BDSM, designed to ensure the partners’ safety, can backfire on victims when they obscure the reality of coercive control or impaired judgment. Victim testimonies highlight the impact of early traumas, which foster dynamics of submission and dissociative states exploited by aggressors. The studied cases also show that mental conditioning and psychological manipulation techniques make it impossible to achieve genuinely free and informed consent.
Conclusion
Current legal norms struggle to grasp the subtlety of the psychological processes involved in sexual consent, particularly when influenced by coercive control or dissociation. The article proposes enriching clinical and legal reflection by incorporating unconscious and relational dimensions and recognizing that sexual consent often involves an element of uncertainty and vulnerability.
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Pub Date : 2025-08-12DOI: 10.1016/j.inan.2025.100542
E. Veyron La Croix
Cette thèse en psychologie clinique explore les expériences de femmes avec une déficience intellectuelle vivant en institution médico-sociale. À partir d’une approche féministe et intersectionnelle, l’étude met en lumière les violences systémiques et genrées, notamment autour de la sexualité et des droits reproductifs. Le contrôle institutionnel, souvent exercé via des pratiques contraceptives non consenties, s’apparente à une forme contemporaine de stérilisation contrainte. L’enquête qualitative révèle aussi des formes de résistance féminine face à l’oppression. Ce travail plaide pour une transformation profonde des institutions et une reconnaissance pleine des droits sexuels et reproductifs des femmes handicapées dans les luttes féministes.
This doctoral research explores the experiences of women with intellectual disabilities living in French medico-social institutions. Grounded in clinical psychology, feminist, and intersectional approaches, it highlights the systemic and gendered violence embedded in institutional life. Through a qualitative study, the research reveals intense control over residents’ autonomy, particularly regarding sexuality and reproductive rights. Non-consensual contraception is often used as a tool of social control, echoing coercive sterilization practices. The study also uncovers how women resist institutional oppression through subtle acts of autonomy. It calls for a profound transformation of institutional practices, professional training, and the full recognition of disabled women's sexual and reproductive rights within feminist struggles for equality and inclusion.
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