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Psychiatry and the unknown future: the period of hope

  • By

  • Andreas Conca

  • Giancarlo Giupponi

  • Klaus Eisendle

  • Filippo Boschello

  • Fabian Max Wedmann

  • June 24, 2026

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    Modern psychiatry is evolving towards a systems-oriented science that incorporates biological, psychological, social, and existential analyses.

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    Psychiatric illness is viewed as a crisis of regulation and meaning within dynamically interacting multi-level networks.

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    The proposed framework includes genetics, multi-omics, complex systems theory, and neo-existentialist perspectives.

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    Recovery-oriented integrated care ecosystems emphasize transdisciplinary teamwork and active service-user involvement.

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    Synergetics offers insights into how complex systems self-organize and produce emergent properties through mutual interactions.

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Psychiatry and the unknown future: the period of hope

  • by Andreas Conca, Giancarlo Giupponi, Klaus Eisendle, Filippo Boschello, Fabian Max Wedmann

  • June 24, 2026

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