This paper argues that a dialectical synthesis of phenomenology's traditional twin roles in
psychiatry (one science-centered, the other individual-centered) is needed to support the …

The clinical presentation of obsessive–compulsive patients is characterized by unwanted,
intrusive, nonsensical, self-related, and recurrent ideas, thoughts, images, or impulses …

In this article our overall aim is to illustrate how phenomenological psychopathology can
advance the clinical work on depression. To do so, we start by unfolding the current …

Following a previous phenomenological study of lived time in ovarian cancer, this research
aims to find how the frequency of chemotherapy affects orientation in time (the so-called …

An integrative approach is presented to understand the transmission mechanisms of
attachment trauma and the quality of the internal working model through manifestations of …