Drug dreams, drug craving e misura dell’attività del sistema limbico attraverso il Limbic System Checklist (LSCL-33): uno studio pilota su un caso clinico
Journal title S & P SALUTE E PREVENZIONE
Author/s Claudio Colace
Publishing Year 2009 Issue 2009/52 Language Italian
Pages 7 P. 85-91 File size 29 KB
DOI 10.3280/SAP2009-052006
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Drug dreams, drug craving and temporo-limbic system actitivity measured with Limbic System Checklist (LSCL-33):‘a case report study - This case report‘suggests that drugs dreams and drug craving are associate with a temporo-limbic irritability. This data are consistent with Johnson’s neuropsychoanalytic hypothesis about drug dreams and with current neuropsychological approach to dreaming that ascribes to a mesolimbic- mesocortical dopaminergic system a crucial role in the instigation of dream. The data observed also confirm the clinical utility of drugs dreams in to signal an increase of drug craving with the possibility for therapist to anticipate actions of containment of this.
Claudio Colace, Drug dreams, drug craving e misura dell’attività del sistema limbico attraverso il Limbic System Checklist (LSCL-33): uno studio pilota su un caso clinico in "S & P SALUTE E PREVENZIONE" 52/2009, pp 85-91, DOI: 10.3280/SAP2009-052006