
Introducing Comprehensive Precision Psychiatry (CPP)
Comprehensive Precision Psychiatry (CPP) is a clinical framework for understanding and treating psychiatric conditions with the depth and precision that each individual deserves. Rather than stopping at diagnosis, CPP asks what combination of biological, psychological, and contextual factors produced and maintain a particular person's suffering, and where intervention can make the most meaningful and lasting difference.
A core component of CPP is the Circle of Needs and Fulfillment (CONAF), a psychological framework that maps seven fundamental human need domains, and examines how disruption across these domains may contribute to psychiatric symptoms, drive patterns of adaptation and compensation, and interact with biological and environmental factors simultaneously.