Effect of gender role incongruities on men's experience as clients in psychotherapy.

Scher, Murray

doi:10.1037/0033-3204.27.3.322

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“…Zusätzlich zu den Vorbehalten, die Psychotherapeuten als Teil des Therapieprozesses ohnehin bei vielen Patienten erwarten dürfen, führt eine starke Orientierung an traditionellen Geschlechterrollen seitens männlicher Patienten dazu, dass Therapeuten mit starken Vorbehalten gegenüber dem gesamten Therapieunternehmen zu rechnen haben [19].…”

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Männliche Formen der Depression und deren Behandlung

Walther¹,

Seidler²

2020

PiD - Psychotherapie im Dialog

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Halb so hohe Prävalenzraten depressiver Störungen und dreifach erhöhte Suizidraten bei Männern weisen auf die Bedeutung von Geschlechterrollen für die Präsentation und den Verlauf depressiver Störungen hin. Konformität zu traditionellen Geschlechterrollen führt bei Männern zu atypischer Symptomatik und erschwert die Identifikation depressiver Störungen und die Psychotherapieaufnahme. Implikationen für eine männerspezifische Diagnostik und Therapie werden diskutiert.

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Männliche Formen der Depression und deren Behandlung

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Seidler²

2020

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“…This is caused by the gender roles of the participants, the gender role history of the client, and the expectations of our culture as to how members of each sex are to behave, think, and view the world. Clients must be understood within the context of their conceptions of gender (Scher, 1989). Counselors must recognize their own gender role rules, as well as how they have been raised to view the world from a gender-bound perspective.…”

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Gender and Counseling in the Twenty‐First Century: What Does the Future Hold?

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Good

1990

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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As the twenty‐first century approaches, counselors will be increasingly called on to assist individuals and society in adapting to changing conceptions of gender. Hence, counselors must be aware of the impact of gender on the way in which our society is defined, organized, and functions in order to do the best possible job for our clients. Ignoring the impact of conceptions of gender on our work is an invitation to disaster.

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“…While anatomy certainly is not destiny, an individual's destiny is shaped in large measure by what he makes of gender (Stoller, 1968). In this highly gendered society (Chodorow, 1989;Scher, 1990), it is probably a more accurate observation than a century earlier that the first characteristic of another that registers is his or her sex (Freud, 1925). In this highly gendered society (Chodorow, 1989;Scher, 1990), it is probably a more accurate observation than a century earlier that the first characteristic of another that registers is his or her sex (Freud, 1925).…”

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Sexual identity: Conflict and confusion in a male adolescent

Lucente

1996

Child Adolesc Soc Work J

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This paper presents a conceptual formulation, derived from developmental object relations theory and ego psychology, of the passage in male adolescence that culminates with the achievement of a masculine heterosexual identity. Themes of psychosexuality, male gender attributes, masculinity and object preference, and sexual orientation are discussed with reference to the adolescent stage. Finally, the critical tasks, core conflicts, and internalizations of prior developmental stages, as well as the integration that is required of adolescence proper relative to a sexual identity as heterosexual and masculine, are highlighted through an extensive case illustration of an adolescent male with sexual identity confusion.A vast literature exists on the subject of identity confusion in adolescence as does considerable developmental theory to explain the clinical features of these disorders. Identity confusion has been addressed relative to object relations capacities (

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Effect of gender role incongruities on men's experience as clients in psychotherapy.

Cited by 30 publications

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Männliche Formen der Depression und deren Behandlung

Männliche Formen der Depression und deren Behandlung

Gender and Counseling in the Twenty‐First Century: What Does the Future Hold?

Sexual identity: Conflict and confusion in a male adolescent

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