[Psychotherapy-drugs combined. Clinical case (depression-neurosis)]

A patient suffering from phobic nevrose has presented a depressive episode. The author is concerned with the psychodynamic and transferential signification of her oppositional attitude toward antidepressive drugs and her more positive, but rapid, attitude to the anxiolytic drugs. It appears that problem concerning the identification to the father, the public incorporation and penis desire determine the phobia toward the antidepressive drug. The self administration of anxiolytic drugs and his transferential elements explain the positive attitude to them.