Ömer Faruk DEMİREL, Alaattin DURAN, Ayşegül DEMİREL

Ağır ve Tehlikeli Kişilik Bozukluğu

Psikopati suç, agresyon ve şiddetli tekrarlayan suç işleme davranışı ile ilişkilidir. DSM-IVden farklı olarak psikopati konsepti hem kişilik hem de davranışla ilgili kriterleri içermektedir. Psikopati kavramı ile ilişkili olan ve yeni bir kavram olan Ağır ve tehlikeli kişilik bozukluğu (ATKB) ilk kez İngilterede 1999 yılındaki yasal düzenlemelerle Severe and Dangerous Personality Disorder uygulamaları olarak ortaya çıkmıştır. İngilterede 1999 yılında bu terimin ortaya atılmasından sonra bu kişilere uygun servisler yapılmıştır. ATKB kriterlerinin yaygınlığı üzerine henüz az miktarda veri bulunmaktadır. Fakat, kişilik bozukluğu bulunan suçlularda şiddet içeren suçlar artmakta, özellikle kişilik bozukluğu psikopatik türde olduğunda daha da artmaktadır. ATKB politikasının oluşturulmasındaki amaç ağır psikopatların tekrar suç işlemelerinin önüne geçmek ve toplumun diğer bireylerini korumak olarak belirtilmiştir. Biz bu derlemede Ağır ve tehlikeli kişilik bozukluğu kavramı, rehabilitasyonu ve güvenlik uygulamalarını anlatmayı amaçladık

Severe and Dangerous Personality Disorder

Psychopaty is associated with guilt, agression and recidivism. Other than DSM-IV, psychopathy concerns the criteria that is associated with personality and behaviour. Severe and dangerous personality disorder concept was first applied in England in the year of 1999, is also associated with psychopathy. After that year high-security psychiatric services were constructed in England. Minimal evidence is present about severe and dangerous personality disorder criteria. But personality disordered criminals, espacially psychopats have more violant crimes. The purpose of severe and dangerous personality disorder policy is specified as preventing recidivism of severe psychopatic criminals and protection of other people in society. İn this review our aim was describing the concept, rehabilitation and practices of severe and dangerous personality disorder .

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