Fabio Gabrielli

Università Lum Jean Monnet Italy

Professor Fabio Gabrielli (2015 Nobel nominee) is a Full Professor of Philosophical Anthropology at Ludes University of Lugano, Switzerland. He is also a Professor of Philosophy of the Relationship at the School of Management, University Jean Monnet, Bari, Italy. He is also a visiting professor, PWSTE, at the University of Jaroslaw, Poland. Dr. Gabrielli is a member of the International Scientific Committee of the Quantum Paradigms of Psychopathology (QPP) - European section, and a member of the Scientific Board of the Aracne Publishing House in Rome for the Neo-existential Anthropology Series. He is the honorary-national president of CCSVI in Multiple Sclerosis – ONLUS. Dr. Gabrielli has participated in numerous conferences, seminars, and congresses and has authored many books and journal papers.

2books edited

3chapters authored

Latest work with IntechOpen by Fabio Gabrielli

The COVID-19 pandemic has had adverse effects on many people’s mental and physical health. As such, this book explores research, theories, biopsychosocial perspectives, and intercultural studies about the pandemic with the ultimate goal to promote better quality of life, resilience, and psychological wellbeing of the general population during this period.

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Anxiety, Uncertainty, and Resilience During the Pandemic Period

Edited by Fabio Gabrielli

Chapters authored

The Molecular and Quantum Approach to Psychopathology and Consciousness — From Theory to Experimental Practice

By Massimo Cocchi, Lucio Tonello and Fabio Gabrielli

Part of the book: Major Depressive Disorder

Introductory Chapter: The Transition from Distress to Acceptance of Human Frailty - Anthropology and Psychology of the Pandemic Era

By Fabio Gabrielli and Floriana Irtelli

Part of the book: Anxiety, Uncertainty, and Resilience During the Pandemic Period

Oncological Distress: Coping Styles in the Face of Suffering

By Fabio Gabrielli and Floriana Irtelli

Psycho-oncology explores some complex dimensions like emotions, feelings, and relationships of oncological patients. Cross-sectional studies have found that anxiety is a common reaction among cancer patients; it manifests itself with both mental (psychological) and physical (somatic) symptoms. As a matter of fact, many anxious patients suffer from a combination of mental and physical symptoms, with one aggravating the other, creating a vicious circle. Mental symptoms are worry, irritability, restlessness, insomnia, and nightmares. Physical symptoms consist of respiratory breathlessness, hyperactivity of the autonomic nervous system, or muscle tension. Depression is also very common as a reaction. In this regard, we must specify that coping styles act as early modulators of adaptation responses to the disease, and their advance knowledge can predict the person’s response to the disease, and this can help to think about the most appropriate type of support to offer to the patient. It would be desirable to inform patients more frequently about the psychological consequences of cancer, about the psychological support available and its benefits, and about psychological interventions that can promote more suitable and effective coping.

Part of the book: Anxiety and Anguish

Fabio Gabrielli

Latest work with IntechOpen by Fabio Gabrielli

Anxiety, Uncertainty, and Resilience During the Pandemic Period

Chapters authored

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