Factores psicosociales relacionados con la recuperación en la esquizofreniatrauma en la infancia, regulación emocional y apego

Abstract

Since the mid-20th century, several collectives of patients with schizophrenia have opposed the pessimistic view of the disorder outlined by early psychiatric models (Kraepelin, 1919), arguing that personal recovery is possible. Their testimonies have been supported by the results of multiple studies in which schizophrenia has been shown to have a heterogeneous prognosis ranging from chronicity to complete remission of clinical symptoms (Guloksuz & van Os, 2018). Both factors have in the last decades contributed to a significant growth of interest in the concept of recovery from schizophrenia (Vita & Barlati, 2018).A phenomenon that has been consistently associated with a worse perspective of recovery from schizophrenia is childhood trauma (Trotta et al., 2015). Despite this, there is scant research on possible explanatory mechanisms of the relationship between recovery from schizophrenia and childhood trauma...