La consultation conjointe médico-psychologique (CCMP) est une technique de prise en charge dans laquelle deux thérapeutes, un somaticien et un psychologue, reçoivent les patients. Le principe fondamental sur lequel repose la CCMP consiste dans le fait que les deux thérapeutes sont présents, ensemble, du début à la fin de la consultation. Cet article décrit le déroulement d’une CCMP pour les patients souffrant d’une maladie de Menière et rapporte l’expérience acquise depuis son instauration en 1992. Outre les manifestations physiques bien connues, la maladie de Menière entraîne une modification temporaire de la personnalité du malade. La CCMP aide les patients à exprimer la dualité de leur affection, somatique et psychique. Tous les aspects de la maladie y sont donc abordés et pris en charge.

Keywords:
Menière’s disease, Joint medical-psychological consultation
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