Intersubjectivity and psychopharmacotherapy in the treatment of chronically suicidal patients.

We can look on suicidal process from many angles. New knowledge’s has lead to more holistic treatment in psychiatry (Jakovljević 2008). Our team has studying suicidality last years, mainly in the field of neurobiology and psychotherapy (Marčinko et al. 2002-2011). One of the main factors for suicidal prevention in clinical practice is area of intersubjectivity. The important part of intersubjectivity is empathy. The role of psychological factors in compliance in the context of psychopharmacologic response is recognized by many authors. A number of questioners addressed the issue of a psychiatrist's technique when faced with the different levels of communication of the chronically suicidal patients. The idea of this paper is to find common points and establishing useful exchanges between psychological approach and psychopharmacotherapy.