Dorien Nieman is associate professor and Head of the Cognition lab at the Department of Psychiatry, Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, where she has worked since 1996. She has (co)authored more than 80 articles in (inter)national journals, several book-chapters and a book on topics such as psychotherapy, biomarkers, prediction and prevention of psychiatric disorders.
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Introduction Part I: Limitations in current psychiatric practice and research 1. Categorical classification 2. Scientific research and its omissions 3. The nature of social contact 4. Mystic experiences 5. The mind-brain problem Part II: Possibilities and opportunities for change in psychiatry 6. Transdiagnostic phenomenological symptom-dimensions 7. Biological markers in psychiatric disorders 8. From clinical staging and profiling to prevention in psychiatry 9. Evidence for preventive treatment in psychiatry 10. The stress-relaxation continuum 11. Redefinition of health and illness in psychiatry 12. The authentic self Part III: Case examples 13. Thomas 14. Lizzie 15. Martin Conclusions and future directions
Introduction Part I: Limitations in current psychiatric practice and research 1. Categorical classification 2. Scientific research and its omissions 3. The nature of social contact 4. Mystic experiences 5. The mind-brain problem Part II: Possibilities and opportunities for change in psychiatry 6. Transdiagnostic phenomenological symptom-dimensions 7. Biological markers in psychiatric disorders 8. From clinical staging and profiling to prevention in psychiatry 9. Evidence for preventive treatment in psychiatry 10. The stress-relaxation continuum 11. Redefinition of health and illness in psychiatry 12. The authentic self Part III: Case examples 13. Thomas 14. Lizzie 15. Martin Conclusions and future directions
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