The Role of Neurosciences in Clinical Interviewing
“With its profound transformative potential, psychiatric interviewing demands more attention in educational training and clinical encounters. It beckons us to explore its depths and harness its power to improve psychiatric treatment.”
“The interviewer is the most refined instrument for assessing memories, emotions, and experiences through empathic communication and an enlargement of the landscape, especially in resistant cases. The advent of neuroscientific shreds of evidence of the clinical importance of emotions requires a refinement of our perceptions in the encounter with the patient to hypothesize a listening that includes the nonmental unconscious and to proceed toward trustworthy personalized psychiatry.”