Widening the borders of our systemic understanding about personality disorders emergence and relational setting

Abstract

The scarcity of jobs from systemic models in terms of personality disorders is remarkable. From elements of development theory, research and clinical -psychoneurobiological findings in personality disorders that provide information and data for a better discriminative detection and for clinical intervention, addresses the fact that these symptoms that make up the different profiles of personality disorders show and are effect of a describable relational strategy to face an overwhelming experience in the significant relational context. A final reflection is made concerning macrosocial changes that seem to affect the precipitation of risk factors in this mattes at the family systemic level.

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Olabarría Gónzalez, B. (2009). Ensanchar las fronteras de nuestra comprensión sistémica acerca del surgimiento y configuración relacional de los trastornos de personalidad. Apuntes de Psicología, 27, 305-320.