This article examines specific aspects of demand and transference in psychosis. The conceptual reflections are presented in connection with a case, is divided into three distinct moments, according to different psychical functions. Initially, the patient has hallucinations and experiences fragmentation, and their meanings remain enigmatic. With time, the patient is able to structure a mystical delirium that symbolizes his filiation. Finally, analysis of his or her drawings and dreams allows the thrapist to deal with his history and allows some level of stabilization.
Demand; transference; psychosis; hallucination; delirium