Clinical Neuropsychiatry Volume 21, issue 5 – October 2024

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ALEXITHYMIA: A DEFENSE OF THE ORIGINAL CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE CONSTRUCT AND A CRITIQUE OF THE ATTENTION-APPRAISAL MODEL

Graeme J. Taylor, Piero Porcelli, R. Michael Bagby Key words: alexithymia, attention-appraisal model, attachment, emotion and imagination, emotion regulation, trauma Objective: Our goal was to compare the original conceptualization of the alexithymia...
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Psychopathological correlates and psychosocial functioning in children and adolescents with syncope: a systematic review

Gaia Cuzzocrea, Andrea Fontana, Marta Mascanzoni, Francesco Manca, Riccardo Pecora, Lucrezia Trani, Cristiana Guido, Alberto Spalice, Paolo Versacci, Lucia Sideli, Vincenzo Caretti Key words: children, adolescents, syncope, psychopathology, systematic...
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The association of genetic polymorphisms and atypical depression in adults: A systematic review

Aysylu Galiautdinova, Iuliia Dolgopolova, Daria Troshina, Dmitry Petelin and Beatrice Volel Key words: atypical depression, depression with atypical features, genetic marker, single nucleotide polymorphism, weight gain, hypersomnia, increased appetite Objective:...
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Effects of approved pharmacological interventions for insomnia on mood disorders: a systematic review

Laura Palagini, Mario Miniati, Donatella Marazziti, Dieter Riemann, Pierre A. Geoffroy, Angelo Gemignani Key words: insomnia, mood disorders, hypnotics, benzodiazepines, z-drugs, melatonin 2 mg pr, daridorexant, suvorexant Objective: Insomnia can be a...
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The Role of Safety in Change-Promoting Therapeutic Relationships: An Integrative Relational Approach

Martin Podolan and Omar C. G. Gelo Key words: safety, attachment, therapeutic relationship, therapeutic change Objective: The significance of the psychotherapeutic relationship in promoting psychotherapeutic change is widely recognized. In this paper,...
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The Therapeutic Relationship in Videoconferencing Psychotherapy: A Qualitative Study of Therapists’ Experiences

Gloria Lagetto, Arianna Teti, Lucia Fortunato, Chiara Urone, Salvatore Gullo, Gabriele Ciccarese, Pier Paolo Lardo, and Omar C. G. Gelo Key words: therapeutic relationship, videoconferencing psychotherapy, thematic analysis, psychotherapists, qualitative...
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Reevaluating ADHD and Its First-line Treatment: Insights from DSM-5-TR and Modern Approaches

Yaakov Ophir Key words: ADHD, DSM-5-TR, FDA, neurodiversity, neuroimaging, stimulant medications, biomedical model Is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) a “brain disorder”? Should it be managed regularly with stimulant drugs? This article...