Background: Mental disorders are among the most common health issues worldwide.
Changes in psychomotor behavior can be observed in gross motor skills. Gait is an example …

Coordinated bodily balance is necessary to prevent falls, where postural sway and/or body
inflexibility should be relevant. We aimed to assess postural sway and flexibility in patients …

Aim In schizophrenia, subjectively perceived disruptions of the sense of the Self (also
referred to as “self‐disorders”) seem to be intimately associated with a perturbation of the …

While correlations between postural stability deficits and schizophrenia are well
documented, information on dynamic motor alterations in schizophrenia are still scarce, and …

[Purpose] The purpose of this study is to investigate the factors causing falling among
patients with schizophrenia hospitalized in psychiatric hospitals.[Subjects and Methods] The …

Background Anxiety disorders are the most common mental disorders. Changes in
psychomotor behavior can be observed in gross motor skills, with gait disturbances thought …

Gait reflects all levels of nervous system function. In psychiatry, gait disturbances reflecting
cortical and subcortical dysfunction are often seen. Observing spontaneous gait, sometimes …

OBJECTIVE: Alcoholism carries a liability of balance and gait instability that persists with
sobriety. Such deficits are less well documented in schizophrenia and may be compounded …

Depressed patients demonstrate alterations in motor and cognitive functioning that can
affect their adjustments to the variations in everyday life environment. The objective was to …

Aim: Walking is a popular type of physical activity in individuals with schizophrenia–yet the
benefits remain unclear. The aim of this review was to investigate if walking can a) reduce …