… , the greater the severity of anxious attachment type in patients with schizophrenia in our …
The contribution of early traumatic events to schizophrenia in some patients: a traumagenic …

… etiology of schizophrenia, these traumatic experiences also … on schizophrenia and early
trauma present the Traumagenic … may contribute to both the development of psychosis and …

… If the association that we observe in the home environment is due to parental traits, then
establishing which of these traits play a role in shaping the greater ‘traumagenic’ environment …

… Objective: In this study, we conduct a qualitative analysis of referred traumatic experiences
… Specifically, ‘traumagenic’ distress is characterized by the presence of a range of negative …

… However, less attention has been given to the role that recent events play on psychosis, in
… events and psychosis, taking into account the role of early adversities. 78 psychotic patients …

… the traumatic experiences within their personal narratives. … the importance of addressing
childhood trauma early in the … to identify any links between childhood traumas and current …

… exposure to a range of different traumatic events before the age of 18… contributed to their
psychosis, the current study's results suggest at least two traumagenic subtypes of schizophrenia…

… Read's traumagenic model [8,9] suggests that traumatic experiences play a significant
causative role in the etiology of schizophrenia via biochemical and structural alteration of the brain…

… causal role in psychotic experiences, at least for some people. … in traumagenic mental health
problems, and that psychotic … of traumatic events is employed, defined as any event(s) the …

… have a central etiological role in psychosis. Evidence is … to the traumagenic
neurodevelopmental model of psychosis, … /or that originating from traumatic experience) can …