Bambini orchidea e bambini soffione, ovvero la teoria della suscettibilità genetica differenziale. Implicazioni per il modello ericksoniano
Journal title IPNOSI
Author/s Giuseppe Ducci
Publishing Year 2010 Issue 2010/1
Language Italian Pages 23 P. 21-43 File size 679 KB
DOI 10.3280/IPN2010-001002
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Vulnerability model has modified our vision of many psychiatric disorders; these are now explained as the result of complex interaction between gene and environment, not as a product of only nature or culture. Recently, many researches of behavioural genetics illustrate that it is wrong to look upon the risky genes only as a handicap. Genetic sensibility to negative experiences, identified thanks to vulnerability model, is only the dark side of a more general phenomenon: a larger genetic sensibility to all experiences. This hypothesis, that we call the orchid theory, will be explained in detail. Later, potential implications for psychotherapy and for ericksonian model of hypnotic treatment for psychiatric disorders will be considered.
Keywords: Vulnerability, behavioural genetics, humankind’s adaptability, evolutionary success, ericksonian model, transformative experience.
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Giuseppe Ducci, Bambini orchidea e bambini soffione, ovvero la teoria della suscettibilità genetica differenziale. Implicazioni per il modello ericksoniano in "IPNOSI" 1/2010, pp 21-43, DOI: 10.3280/IPN2010-001002