This article studies the traumatic effects of the lockdown order on the setting and the continuity of the process. Starting from its urgent reorganization, with sessions by telephone, the presentation of two sessions will show the impact of the trauma in the very process of analysis, the levels of economic variation and regression involved, and how working analytically as a double facilitates their adjustment. The author examines the effects of the absence of the physical presence of the protagonists’ bodies, of the sensory-motor expressivity that they convey, of silences, and of the modalities of interpretation.