Abstract
The signifier “Ordinary Psychosis” is not one of Lacan’s, but of J.-A. Miller, but the signifier and its conceptualization are linked to the last teachings of Lacan. Ordinary Psychosis is also linked to what Miller has referred to as the semblantization people find in the last Lacan. One is that of the semblantization of the Name of the Father. The notions of sinthome and semblant also allow people to shift from a diachronic to a synchronic perspective about Ordinary Psychosis and psychic structure. This clinic of the sinthome brings people a greater flexibility in treatments with subjects with Ordinary Psychosis. In the clinic of foreclosure, the treatment is directed along the lines of signification, anchored in the Name of the Father. Jouissance in this clinic is the Imaginarized jouissance, as Miller has specified, a jouissance that is evacuated through the process of symbolization.