Research

The Venosta International Studio has been conducting research in different clinical sectors. The Studio has specialized in the study and treatment of the English speaking ex-pat community in Milan with special emphasis on Multi-Cultural issues and Adaptation Process. Our most recent research has focused on Adjustment Disorder and the Patient-Treater relational model within Intercultural Psychology and Psychiatry.

Some of the most representative abstracts of our activity within Psychiatric Congresses are here available (Adobe Acrobat Reader is required). The slides available on request.

ADJUSTMENT DISORDER: a Three Year Study with US Students - World Psychiatric Congress, Madrid 2001

CRITERIA OF RELATIONAL PATTERNS IN THE THERAPEUTIC PROCESS OF ANGLOPHONE PATIENTS - International Congress of the European Association of Psychiatry, Heidelberg, 2002

PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF EMERGENCIES - World Congress on Emergency Psychiatry, Barcelona 2002

PSYCHIATRY AND INTERCULTURAL GLOBALIZATION - World Psychiatric Congress, Madrid 2001

MULTI-CULTURAL PSYCHIATRY - Adjustment Disorder in the Angophone Population International Psychiatric Congress Vulcanica...Mente, Catania, Italy 2003

CLINICAL TRENDS OF THE ANGLOPHONE POPULATION IN MILAN PRE AND POST SEPTEMBER 11 2001 - Congresso Internazionale Vulcanica...Mente, Catania 2004

HOW TO WORK WITH A MULTICULTURAL POPULATION : PSYCHIATRIC/PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC and PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS - Congresso Internazionale Vulcanica...Mente, Catania 2004

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS "VOLCANIC MIND", Catania 2004

CLINICAL CHALLENGES OF MULTICULTURALISM IN THE TREATMENT OF PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS IN A PRIVATE PRACTICE International Symposium for the Psychological Therapies of Schizophrenia and other Psychoses, Madrid 2006

THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT OF A SEVERE BICULTURAL BORDERLINE PATIENT: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH International Symposium for the Psychological Therapies of Schizophrenia and other Psychoses, Madrid 2006