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Putting psychosis in its place.
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posted on 2021-12-15, 17:17 authored by Ian KelleherIan Kelleher, Mary CannonMary CannonThe classic nosologic divide in psychiatry has been between neurosis and psychosis. Originally conceptualised as two distinct categories of mental illness, it was only the odd (irreverent) case that ‘tipped over’ from the former to the latter. Extensive research over the past decade and a half has upended this notion, blurring previously sharp diagnostic boundaries, reframing psychosis as a continuum, and casting the relationship between neurosis and psychosis in a very different light.
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The original article is available at http://ajp.psychiatryonline.orgPublished Citation
Kelleher I, Cannon M. Putting psychosis in its place. American Journal of Psychiatry. 2016Publication Date
2016-01-01External DOI
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27690556Department/Unit
- Psychiatry