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"Relation of the real relationship and the working alliance to the outcome of brief psychotherapy": Correction to Lo Coco, Gullo, Prestano, and Gelso…
2012
176-INPATIENT PSYCHOTHERAPY: INFLUENCE OF CHILDHOOD ADVERSITIES AND COPING WITH CONFLICT ON OUTCOME.
2004
What is considered to be emotional suffering by psychotherapy patients and their therapists in Eastern versus Western Germany? : A mixed-methods study
2020
A walk through time: What you should have read by now or will read soon about psychotherapy
1996
In this paper a five years analysis of psychotherapy is done. The sample, taken from the PsycLIT was composed of 2694 books and book's chapters which deal with psychotherapy from many perspectives. Results are offered about first author's sex, institutional affiliation and country. Besides, the content of each book and chapter is analyzed in terms of the therapeutic approach followed, the pathology and sample treated, and the specific theme or author's work reviewed. The paper ends with a thorough discussion of the most relevant results found and brief comments about the future of psychotherapy.
Entwicklung eines Fragebogens zur Selbst- und Fremdeinschätzung von OPD-KJ-Konflikten durch Patient_innen und ihre Therapeut_innen
2021
Zusammenfassung. Der OPD-KJ-Konfliktfragebogen legt eine Version zur Erfassung der Bewältigungsmodi unbewusster Konflikte gemäß der Operationalisierten Psychodynamischen Diagnostik (OPD-KJ) für Patient_innen und ihre Therapeut_innen vor. Zur Auswahl der Items für den Konfliktfragebogen wurden Expertenratings und psychometrische Gütekriterien, basierend auf einer Stichprobe von 427 Jugendlichen (53.6 % Patienten) und 44 Therapeut_innen, kombiniert. Die Kurzversion enthält 28 Items, die sieben intrapsychische Konflikte und ihre aktiven bzw. passiven Bewältigungsmodi umfasst (Gesamt ICC = .855; p < .001). Es ergaben sich erwartbare Unterschiede zwischen gesunden und klinisch auffälligen Ju…
Guest Editorial: Evolving paths in psychotherapy
2003
Increasing responsibility, safety, and trust through a dialogical approach: A case study in couple therapy for psychological abusive behavior
2014
This article reports an analysis of conjoint therapy for psychological intimate partner violence, treated via a dialogical approach. The article reviews current controversies surrounding this treatment modality and its outcome. The dialogical approach is presented as an appropriate method for analyzing and understanding the issue of violence, but it is emphasized that the focus on communication does not involve a return to a systemic perspective on intimate partner violence. Four important dimensions are identified as emerging in conjoint treatment for psychological intimate partner violence, namely responsibility, safety, trust, and the role of the therapists. The Dialogical Investigations…
Response und Remission in der Psychotherapieforschung
2010
Treatment effects of psychotherapy are usually studied using analysis of mean differences, tests of significance and effect size measures. These strategies, however, do not answer the question of how large the proportion of patients is who responded to treatment or who even reached remission. This article compares 2 competing methods of response and remission analysis: The Reliable Change Index (RCI) according to Jacobson et al. and the method of percent symptom reduction (PSR). We applied both methods using a sample of 338 patients with DSM-IV major depressive disorder. A pre-post treatment effect of Cohen's d=1,16 (intention-to-treat) resulted for the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), corr…
Does unresolved attachment predict functional cognitive impairments after the activation of attachment related anxiety?
2015
An introduction to the cognitive therapy of evaluation-[1]
1991
Abstract This paper introduces a new cognitive therapy which is evolving from the theoretical background of general semantics theory. This therapy is being tested since 1985 with several samples, the results being favorable and promising. Nevertheless, only its theoretical rational and clinical background will be introduced. Subsequently, the cognitive therapy of evaluation will be defined, and its main therapeutic ingredients described; finally, its differences and similarities with current cognitive therapies will be highlighted.