1st Edition
Psychosis and Emotion The role of emotions in understanding psychosis, therapy and recovery
Gumley, Gillham, Taylor, Schwannauer, Psychosis and Emotion: The Role of Emotions in Understanding Psychosis, Therapy and Recovery. Moskowitz, Heim, Affect, Dissociation, Psychosis: Essential Components of the Historical Concept of Schizophrenia. Garfield, Simon, Ramachandran. Psychosis and the Human Affective Environment. Dilks, Linking Dialogue and Emotion in Therapy in Psychosis. Harder, Lysaker, Narrative Coherence and Recovery of Self-Experience in Integrative Psychotherapy. Schwannauer, Attachment, Mentalisation and Reflective Functioning in Psychosis. Hinshelwood, Suffering the Impact. Psychosis and the Professional Care-Giver. Campbell, Byrne, Morrison, Discrimination About Psychosis: Stigma, Emotions and Changing Emotional Attitudes About Psychosis to Improve Outcomes. Burbach, Towards a Systemic Understanding of Family Emotional Atmosphere and Outcome After Psychosis. Patterson, Attachment, Loss and Expressed Emotion – Developmental Processes in Psychosis. Robbins, Affect, Emotion and the Psychotic Mind. Gumley, Birchwood, Subordination, Submission and the Evolution of Depression After Psychosis. White, Laithwaite, Gilbert, Negative Symptoms in Schizophrenia: The Role of Social Defeat.
Biography
Andrew Gumley is Professor of Psychological Therapy in the Institute of Health and Wellbeing, University of Glasgow.
Alf Gillham is a retired Consultant Clinical Psychologist and an Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Institute of Health and Wellbeing, University of Glasgow.
Kathy Taylor is a psychoanalyst working in private practice and a Consultant Clinical Psychologist working in homelessness and psychosis services in South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
Matthias Schwannauer is Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Edinburgh.
"Psychosis and Emotions... provides a thorough account of the state of the art in psychiatric practice, with a focus on the role played by emotions in the development and manifestation of psychosis. [...] Psychosis and Emotions constitutes a valuable resource for theoretical and clinical researchers interested in exploring a non-mainstream perspective on psychiatry, where environmental factors and history of the dsicipline are -- rightfully -- taken into consideration." -Valentina Petrolini, University of Cincinnati (Graduate Student), Philosophy Department, Metapsychology Online Reviews
