Routledge Psychosis and Emotion - Psychology Research Book

Psychosis and Emotion explores the significant role emotional distress plays in the onset and experience of psychosis. As recognition grows regarding how emotion regulation affects the journey toward recovery, this book provides a comprehensive look at these processes through the lens of international experts. Part of the International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychosis Book Series, this text brings together cutting-edge research and extensive clinical material. It examines how emotions influence the development of psychosis and the subsequent stages of recovery. Readers will find a deep exploration of diverse theoretical perspectives and the impact of interpersonal, systemic, and organizational contexts on mental health outcomes. This resource is designed for professionals and students seeking to understand the connection between emotional regulation and psychotic experiences. By connecting research with clinical practice, the book offers a detailed view of how emotional factors shape both the challenges and the healing processes involved in psychosis.