The present work of reflection proposes the approach of the concepts of clinical structures and mental health, starting from the position of psychoanalysis and the question is asked if it is possible to think the madness within them. To do this, it starts from an approach to training and symptom in psychoanalysis and psychology, pointing out the importance of differentiating the psychic from the organic, as well as the psychic from the mental. In this sense, the concept of mental health proposed by WHO is addressed and the place of psychology and psychoanalysis in this concept is questioned. In the same way a reflection is made around the questions: Is it possible to speak of madness in the XXI century, when psychiatry has tried to eradicat...
Schizophrenia remains an interesting puzzle in many fields of inquiry: psychiatry, cognitive science...
The relationship between the brain and the psyche is analysed from clinical and general philosophica...
The way in which societies relate to madness is in accordance with dominant concepts about the worl...
Societies relate to madness in accordance with their dominant concepts about the world. Modern rati...
Mental illness is a highly controversial and contested field, informed by the ideas and research of ...
This paper aims at analyzing madness, as considered by mental health care workers from a second leve...
The history of madness is the dark passenger of humanity. It is the uncharted world of our times whi...
For as long as the human intellect has been documented, individuals have maintained curiosity toward...
The recent increase in mental health problems probably reflects the fragmentation of social cohesion...
There is debate over what the proper scope of psychiatry is and what the nature of the conditions it...
abstract Psychiatry all around the world is seen as a specialized branch of medicine. Mental disorde...
Are hallucinations and delusions really symptoms of an illness called 'schizophrenia'? Are mental he...
In this book, Marcus Evans argues that in addition to providing a helpful treatment for patients who...
Societies relate to madness in accordance with their dominant concepts about the world. Modern rati...
Models of Madness shows that hallucinations and delusions are understandable reactions to life event...
Schizophrenia remains an interesting puzzle in many fields of inquiry: psychiatry, cognitive science...
The relationship between the brain and the psyche is analysed from clinical and general philosophica...
The way in which societies relate to madness is in accordance with dominant concepts about the worl...
Societies relate to madness in accordance with their dominant concepts about the world. Modern rati...
Mental illness is a highly controversial and contested field, informed by the ideas and research of ...
This paper aims at analyzing madness, as considered by mental health care workers from a second leve...
The history of madness is the dark passenger of humanity. It is the uncharted world of our times whi...
For as long as the human intellect has been documented, individuals have maintained curiosity toward...
The recent increase in mental health problems probably reflects the fragmentation of social cohesion...
There is debate over what the proper scope of psychiatry is and what the nature of the conditions it...
abstract Psychiatry all around the world is seen as a specialized branch of medicine. Mental disorde...
Are hallucinations and delusions really symptoms of an illness called 'schizophrenia'? Are mental he...
In this book, Marcus Evans argues that in addition to providing a helpful treatment for patients who...
Societies relate to madness in accordance with their dominant concepts about the world. Modern rati...
Models of Madness shows that hallucinations and delusions are understandable reactions to life event...
Schizophrenia remains an interesting puzzle in many fields of inquiry: psychiatry, cognitive science...
The relationship between the brain and the psyche is analysed from clinical and general philosophica...
The way in which societies relate to madness is in accordance with dominant concepts about the worl...