Cognitive Disorders

Most psychologists and psychiatrists have seen fit to replace the term organic mental syndromes with that of dementia and other cognitive disorders by identifying patients with structural brain deterioration. The change stems from the need to go beyond the separation of mind and body where one cannot be defined without the other. In fact, in clinical patients with a cognitive disorder not only of neurological problems but also emotional and relational difficulties. Neglecting this aspect means not taking into account the whole person and therefore preclude a treatment that takes into account the mutual influence between the cognitive domain and affective sphere.

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Cognitive Disorders

Most psychologists and psychiatrists have seen fit to replace the term organic mental syndromes with that of dementia and other cognitive disorders by identifying patients with structural brain deterioration. The change stems from the need to go beyond the separation of mind and body where one cannot be defined without the other. In fact, in clinical patients with a cognitive disorder not only of neurological problems but also emotional and relational difficulties. Neglecting this aspect means not taking into account the whole person and therefore preclude a treatment that takes into account the mutual influence between the cognitive domain and affective sphere.

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Cognitive Disorders

Cognitive Disorders

by Thomas Gomez
Cognitive Disorders

Cognitive Disorders

by Thomas Gomez

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Most psychologists and psychiatrists have seen fit to replace the term organic mental syndromes with that of dementia and other cognitive disorders by identifying patients with structural brain deterioration. The change stems from the need to go beyond the separation of mind and body where one cannot be defined without the other. In fact, in clinical patients with a cognitive disorder not only of neurological problems but also emotional and relational difficulties. Neglecting this aspect means not taking into account the whole person and therefore preclude a treatment that takes into account the mutual influence between the cognitive domain and affective sphere.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940044681996
Publisher: ALVIS International Editions
Publication date: 06/26/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 72 KB
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