Titlebook: Empathy, Normalization and De-escalation; Management of the Ag Massimo Biondi,Massimo Pasquini,Lorenzo Tarsitani Book 2021 Springer Nature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-65106-0Emergency Psychiatry; De-escalation techniques; Aggression; Violence; Debriefing strategy after violence

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Neurobiology of Aggression and Violence,ctive aggression and non-impulsive/premeditated/offensive/predatory aggression. A growing amount of data is providing insight into the biological underpinnings of aggressiveness: at the molecular level, several mediators have been linked to such dimension, including serotonin, dopamine, norepinephri

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The End Method: Normalization,ychopathological or environmental events are viewed and appraised by an individual can differently modulate emotions, behaviours, and underlying psychobiological responses. Normalizing interventions are increasingly used in severe mental diseases (SMDs) including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and

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De-escalation Techniques in Various Settings,ression events may occur in different clinical settings during any stage of mental disorder’s course. We sought to define a set of communication techniques and guidelines in order to improve prevention and reduce aggressive and violent episodes’ damage risk in mental healthcare. De-escalation is con

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Post-aggression Debrief,essing the emotional impact of aggression and its consequences on the people involved (both service users and staff) and at analysing each incident in order to identify practice issues and organizational and system problems and ultimately to prevent recurrences..Debriefing should be routinely offere