Adolescent Psychosis: Clinical and Scientific Perspectives

Adolescent Psychosis: Clinical and Scientific Perspectives offers a cutting-edge exploration of early-onset psychosis in adolescents. This comprehensive volume integrates novel methodologies and scientific advances, covering key areas such as genetics, phenomenology, classification systems (nosology), and long-term outcomes. The book brings together insights from recent epidemiological studies and investigates comorbidities with other neurodevelopmental and somatic disorders. With a translational approach—from genetic foundations to clinical practice—it highlights emerging biomarkers, treatment strategies, and etiological frameworks. Contributions from leading experts provide a multidisciplinary perspective, guiding future research and clinical innovation.

Key Features:

• Offers a comprehensive overview of early-onset adolescent psychosis with the latest scientific research
• Includes dedicated chapters on brain imaging, cognitive function, and immune system involvement
• Explores potential risk factors including genetics, family history, and environmental influences
• Examines epidemiological data and its implications for diagnosis and treatment
• Provides insights into related psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders
• Suggests treatment pathways and considers long-term outcomes
• Emphasizes a translational framework—from genetic research to clinical application