This work is mainly aimed to discuss the various listening modes and communication present in the current psychoanalytical clinic. Supported in the Thomas Ogden s concepts of intersubjective analytic third and autistic-contiguous position, we will seek to present the transformations of psychoanalytic technique over the years and the consequent emergence of the relevance of analytical field as an essential dimension of the relationship between analyst and analysand, especially as regards the severely traumatized patients. From the contributions of Melanie Klein, Donald Winnicott and Wilfred Bion, we will see the inauguration of a psychic constitution model guided by the intersubjective and in primitive experience regulated by the non-verbal language.