Implicazioni teoriche e uso clinico dell’ipnosi nei disturbi mentali gravi

Titolo Rivista IPNOSI
Autori/Curatori Fabio Carnevale
Anno di pubblicazione 2025 Fascicolo 2024/2
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 19 P. 5-23 Dimensione file 210 KB
DOI 10.3280/IPN2024-002001
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La letteratura contemporanea relativa alla eziopatogenesi dei disturbi mentali gravi pone sempre maggiore enfasi sulle forme disfunzionali di accudimento come predittori di sofferenza mentale e fisica in adolescenza ed età adulta. Questo lavoro pone in relazione l’analisi del neglect e del maltreatment, ovvero delle forme disfunzionali di caregiving, con i principi fondativi della psicoterapia ipnotica ericksoniana, proponendo l’ipotesi che, in una prospettiva naturalistica, l’ipnosi possa costituire uno strumento di elezione nel trattamento dei disturbi mentali gravi.

Parole chiave:p Factor, sviluppi traumatici, disturbi mentali gravi, ipnoterapia.

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Fabio Carnevale, Implicazioni teoriche e uso clinico dell’ipnosi nei disturbi mentali gravi in "IPNOSI" 2/2024, pp 5-23, DOI: 10.3280/IPN2024-002001