Introduction for the follow-up of the Eighth International Kraepelin Symposium at LMU Munich.

Schizophrenia, Borderline personality disorder, Psychoeducational and family therapy, Cognitive behavior therapy, Metacognitive training, Metabolic disturbances, Early intervention, Relapse prevention Novel trends refer to pioneering psychoeducational groups in borderline personality disorder, cannabis patterns in first episodes and predictive capability for weight gain during treatment in a transdiagnostic sample. Keywords: Schizophrenia; Borderline personality disorder; Psychoeducational and family therapy; Cognitive behavior therapy; Metacognitive training; Metabolic disturbances; Early intervention; Relapse prevention EN Schizophrenia Borderline personality disorder Psychoeducational and family therapy Cognitive behavior therapy Metacognitive training Metabolic disturbances Early intervention Relapse prevention 761 763 3 06/06/23 20230601 NES 230601 This editorial reports from seven international working groups from the US and Europe as follow-up of the Eight Kraepelin Symposium in Munich, LMU, recruiting former and recently recruited ones. [Extracted from the article]