Patients with psychosis are known to dislike change or being hurried. Their relationship with time must therefore be taken into account, all the more so given that today's society leads us to believe that immediate satisfaction takes priority. Constant switching and addiction upset the stability which supports these patients with difficulty. The case of a patient visited at home shows that the team's decision to adapt to that one time will favour her subjectivation and the consolidation of her equilibrium.
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