FRANCESCO GAZZILLO

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Sapienza University of Rome

Italy

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Francesco Gazzillo is an Associate Professor at Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy. His research areas encompass the psychological impacts of adverse childhood experiences, emotional abuse, and the complexities of personality disorders in psychotherapy. Recent publications include studies on self-hate, perfectionistic self-recrimination, and therapeutic techniques for addressing guilt and shame in clinical settings.

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Paul L. Hewitt

CANADA

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Kenneth Critchfield

Associate Professor; Program Director

UNITED STATES

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Marianna Santodoro

Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Simone Cheli

St. John's University

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Articles (15)

I Don't Deserve Anything Good: Perfectionistic Self‐Recrimination in a Case of Comorbid Personality and Eating Disorder

Sense of Emptiness: The Role of Adverse Childhood Experiences, Preoccupied Attachment, Self‐Hate, and Burdening Guilt

Childhood Emotional Abuse and Somatic Symptoms: The Mediating Effect of Self‐Hate

Passing tests and using one's attitude to help patients overcome their pathogenic feelings of guilt and shame

Testing and treatment‐by‐attitude in psychotherapy for pathological narcissism: A clinical illustration

Toward a More Comprehensive Understanding of Pathogenic Beliefs: Theory and Clinical Implications

Burdening guilt: Theoretical and clinical features

The therapeutic effects of the therapists’ ability to pass their patients’ tests in psychotherapy

Case formulation of interpersonal patterns and its impact on the therapeutic process: Introduction to the issue

The plan formulation method: An empirically validated and clinically useful procedure applied to a clinical case of a patient with a severe personality disorder

The adaptive function of fantasy: A proposal from the perspective of control-mastery theory.

Through flow and swirls: Modifying implicit relational knowledge and disconfirming pathogenic beliefs within the therapeutic process.

Attachment disorganization and severe psychopathology: A possible dialogue between attachment theory and control-mastery theory

Dreaming and adaptation: The perspective of control-mastery theory

Guilt, shame, empathy, self-esteem, and traumas: New data for the validation of the interpersonal guilt rating scale–15 self-report (IGRS-15S)

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Paul L. Hewitt

Kenneth Critchfield

Marianna Santodoro

Simone Cheli

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