Abstract

The contemporary rhythms of life and constant interaction with technology had favored the emergence of new resources for psychoanalytic work at a distance. However, the COVID-19 pandemic forced the speed of some changes to accelerate: resources used for teaching or exceptional cases, suddenly become overcrowded in the face of restrictions on physical contact. This leads to think the clinic and its borders, starting from a different configuration of the analytical field, being conditioned the communications by ways that do not cover all forms of the face-to-face, having to consider new criteria and limitations for this modality of work, which could represent a different analytical situation, marked in many cases by the cross-cultural and the migrations of patients and analysts.

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