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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Degree in Psychological Sciences and Techniques
Objectives
Contents - What is Psychopathology and why is it relevant?
- Levels of psychopathological inquiry and their purpose: understanding, diagnosis and care
- Descriptive, clinical and structural psychopathologies
- The “toolbox”: epoché, empatic, eidetic and dialectic understanding
Psychopathological knoweldge as the basis for psychotherapy
- The lived world of hysteric, phobic, obsessive, melancholic, manic, borderline, toxicomanic, paranoic, narcissistic, affected by feeding and eating disorders and schizophrenic persons
Extended Syllabus The technical approach to the interview
The meaning of “symptom” in the bio-medical paradigm
The meaning of “symptom” in the psychodynamic paradigm
The symptom as text
The “toolbox”: epoché, empatic understanding, eidetic understanding, dialectic understanding
The concept of “life-world”: lived time, body, space, Self and alterity
What are emotions and are they relevant in the therapeutic interview?
What are values and are they relevant in the therapeutic interview?
Guidelines for the therapeutic interview. The PHD method: phenomenological unfolding (P), hermeneutic analysis (H), dynamic analysis (D)
The lived world of phobic persons
The lived world of hysteric persons
The lived world of narcissistic persons
The lived world of borderline persons
The lived world of paranoic persons
The lived world of toxicomanic persons
The lived world of persons affected by feeding and eating disorders
The lived world of melancholic persons
The lived world of manic persons
The lived world of schizophrenic persons
Recommended Bibliography Stanghellini G., Mancini M. Mondi psicopatologici. EDRA, Milano, 2018
English edition: StanghelliniG., Mancini M. The therapeutic interview in mental health. Cambridge University Press, 2017.
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods Classroom-taught lessons with detailed documentation of case studies from the Teacher’s own clinical practice, simulations and analyses of movies. Seminars and lectures held by outstanding experts. Attendance is not compulsory but highly recommended. During the Course students will be given to opportunity to test what they have learnt via simulations of the final examination
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Multiple choice test (with 5 filter questions);
30 questions (1 point of each right answer) Allotted time: 40 minutes.
Contacts/More Information Prof. Stanghellini is available for students every Wednesday from 3 till 4.30 pm. Junior tutors are also available by appointment
Mail: giovanni.stanghellini@unich.it