I don’t know where I’m going or where I come from. Self-disorders in schizophrenia.

Introduction In the early stages of schizophrenia person experiences feelings strangeness about themselves, difficulty in making sense things and interacting with their environment. Based on this, self-disorder assessment instruments have been developed empirical studies conducted to assess people at risk developing a spectrum disorder. These show that self-disorders are found pre-psychotic manifestation can predict transition disorders. Objectives We present case patient multiple diagnoses mainly dissociative symptoms who, after years evolution, was diagnosed schizophrenia. Methods Bibliographic review including latest articles Pubmed Results clinical 51-year-old woman long history follow-up mental health consultations hospital admissions psychiatric unit, several including: disorder, histrionic personality adaptive disorder unspecified psychotic and, finally, The during first showed picture intense anxiety, disorientation claiming be different person. related these episodes stressors she had experienced, they improved markedly short period admission. Later, appeared form auditory visual hallucinations delusional ideation, harm, so study day hospital, treatment antipsychotics introduced, marked improvement being observed. Conclusions It is important take into account this type (self-disorders), as allow identification individuals create opportunity for therapeutic interventions. Disclosure Interest None Declared