It is proposed that neuropsychoanalysis can guide the development of diagnostic approaches based on a dynamic, personalized case formulation, illustrating this point with evidence-based interventions rooted in neuropsychoanalytic constructs, such as mentalization-based therapy (MBT).
The persistent gap between neurobiological explanations and clinical understanding of subjective experience is one of the most significant challenges for contemporary cognitive science. This Article argues that neuropsychoanalysis, understood specifically as that interdisciplinary research program that, inspired by Fre...
This article examines contemporary efforts to integrate transactional analysis with neuroscience achievements and clinical psychiatry. Drawing on the ideas of Zefiro Mellacqua, recipient of the Eric Berne Memorial Award, it explores the development of a research programme aimed at identifying the neurobiological founda...
Liliia G. Lukianova· Transactional Analysis in Ru...· 0 citations
Dual-process theories (DPT) have become an influential framework for understanding human cognition by distinguishing between two modes of mental processing, often described through distinctions such as automatic vs. controlled, intuitive vs. analytic, or unconscious vs. conscious. Although initially developed within co...
Ö. Türkoğlu, B. Demir· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
Although significant advances bridging neuroscience and psychoanalysis (“neuropsychoanalysis”) have proceeded in the past three decades, many remain weary of risks of reductionism. Lacanian critiques particularly emphasize the constitutive role of language and discourse in human subjectivity as incompatible with bi...
John Dall'Aglio· Psychoanalysis, Culture &...· 1 citation
Mediumship is a complex human phenomenon that can be investigated by cognitive psychiatry and consciousness neuroscience without theological assumptions or psychopathological reductionism. This study aimed to formulate and theoretically substantiate a neuroconnectomic, genetic, and psychofunctional hypothesis of medium...
João Acyr Chueiry, Giovanna Azevedo Rodrigues, Luiz Costa et al.· Research, Society and Develo...· 0 citations
BackgroundThe status of melancholia remains controversial. Debate has focused on whether it represents a categorically distinct disorder (binary model) or a severe expression within a unitary construct of major depressive disorder. Its defining core has also been disputed, with competing emphasis on affective symptoms,...
P. Sachdev· Australasian Psychiatry· 0 citations
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