What is LISMEN?
LISMEN is a questionnaire developed by the research group on warning signs and early signs of schizophrenia (SASPE), at the Catalan Institute of Health, in Barcelona. The principal investigator was Dr. Jorge L. Tizón. This questionnaire:
The accumulation of risk factors, scientifically proven, alters the life trajectory and increases vulnerability to mental disorders.
The LISMEN questionnaire is an anamnesis tool that collects data from pregnancy to adolescence and explores family experiences.
The LISMEN questionnaire is a tool to detect risk factors in mental health from pregnancy to adolescence.
Documentation
In the Documentation section, you will find various resources to deepen your knowledge and use of LISMEN. You can access conferences and explanatory videos, published research papers and scientific articles, as well as experiences of its application in different services and contexts. The objective is to provide professionals and interested parties with a solid and updated basis to better understand this instrument and its potential.
In the Documentation section, you will find various resources to deepen your knowledge and use of LISMEN. You can access conferences and explanatory videos, published research papers and scientific articles, as well as experiences of its application in different services and contexts. The objective is to provide professionals and interested parties with a solid and updated basis to better understand this instrument and its potential.
WHO WE ARE
Jordi Artigue Gómez
Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist. Doctor of Psychology and Psychoanalyst, member of the (SEP-IPA).
He is a clinical psychologist, doctor of psychology, psychotherapist, and psychoanalyst (SEP-IPA). He has worked at the Home Intervention Clinical Team (ECID) of the Vidal i Barraquer Foundation and in various public mental health teams. He combines clinical activity with teaching at the University of Barcelona, where he teaches and coordinates two master’s degrees. He also collaborates as a lecturer in master’s programs at the University Institute Vidal i Barraquer Foundation. Furthermore, he is a supervisor in public mental health services and in child development and early intervention centers. He has worked in research related to risk factors in mental health and has published several articles.
