EMOTIONAL SURVIVAL PERSONALITY MICROSTRUCTURE ONCS: THE NEUROBIOLOGICAL ORIGINS OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS AND DYSFUNCTIONAL PARENTING

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the burden of Mental Disorders (MD) problems increases with the years. According to the WHO, in developed countries, around 50% of patients with MD do not receive treatment effectively.1 Currently, in the scientific community, there is little research approach to Personality Disorders (PD), and in professional practice, diagnosis and treatment are two factors of technical failure.2 PD is defined in the current psychiatric diagnosis system as characterized by generalized patterns, inflexible and stable of thought, feeling, behavior and interaction with others that cause significant suffering to the individual himself and the people in his life