ABSTRACT
Purpose:
to carry out a theoric-pratical reflection on antisocial behavior, under a Winnicott's perspective and its relation with language disturbs as initial symptom of environmental deprivation.
Methods:
theoretical revision of emotional maturation of the subject and its implication for prevention and intervention policy, contextualized to the present day, considering the language disorder as initial symptom of environmental deprivation by three cases reported that arrived in a scholar-clinic of speech therapy.
Results:
they demonstrated the theoretical relevance of Winnicott concepts when used in clinical reflection of cases of language disorders in which there was environmental deprivation.
Conclusion:
the antisocial behavior can make language oral and write disorder as initial symptom.
Keywords:
Antisocial Personality Disorder; Crisis Intervention; Primary Prevention; Mental Health; Language Disorder