Integratives Vorgehen bei den Therapieschulen der Schweizer Charta für Psychotherapie

Crameri, Aureliano; Koemeda, Margit; Tschuschke, Volker; Schulthess, Peter; Wyl, Agnes von

doi:10.30820/8243.14

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“…Knowledge of and experience in a wide range of possible perspectives and (treatment) options is helpful when confronting the full spectrum of eco-anxiety manifestations. This is probably one of the reasons why psychotherapists look for new methods, approaches, and perspectives after completing their training in a particular approach ( Crameri et al, 2018 ; Norcross and Alexander, 2019 ). This also presents an argument for maintaining the diversity of psychotherapeutic approaches because they significantly improve the quality of care, not only in the field of eco-anxiety.…”

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Multiple psychotherapeutic approaches and perspectives on eco-anxiety

Raile

2023

Front. Psychol.

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In highly diverse psychotherapy practices, psychotherapists with their individual schemas and personalities treat patients who are just as individual, each with his/her own partially dysfunctional schema, personality, worldview, and life situation. Intuition gained through experience is often applied, and a wide range of perspectives, techniques, and treatment options appropriate to the specific situation and psychotherapist-patient relationship are required for successful treatment of eco-anxiety manifestations. Several examples will be used to present the approaches of different psychotherapeutic approaches to eco-anxiety such as analytical psychology, logotherapy and existential analysis, psychodrama, and Morita-therapy. The treatment-possibilities-expanding psychotherapy science is presented, which helps psychotherapists to look beyond their original learned approach and learn about new perspectives and treatment methods in a methodologically sound way, which they already do intuitively.

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Multiple psychotherapeutic approaches and perspectives on eco-anxiety

Raile

2023

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“…Psychotherapy has many definitions and is a wide field containing numerous approaches, like psychoanalysis, psychosynthesis, Gestalt therapy, countless methods within cognitive behavioral therapy, provocative therapy, logotherapy, daseinsanalysis, bioanalysis, eco therapy, existential psychotherapy, Morita therapy, and many more (Corsini, 1973). Some researchers and clinicians claim that psychotherapy is a special field of clinical psychology or medicine.…”

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“…That is due to the psychotherapists' integrative ambitions. Once they have completed their psychotherapeutic training in a specific method, they look beyond this approach and discover many ways to interpret and treat patients (Norcross and Alexander, 2019;Crameri et al, 2018). These pathways can be integrated into practitioners' psychotherapeutic schemata and expand their treatment possibilities.…”

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The usefulness of ChatGPT for psychotherapists and patients

Raile

2024

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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ChatGPT is a chatbot based on a large language model. Its application possibilities are extensive, and it is freely accessible to all people, including psychotherapists and individuals with mental illnesses. Some blog posts about the possible use of ChatGPT as a psychotherapist or as a supplement to psychotherapy already exist. Based on three detailed chats, the author analyzed the chatbot's responses to psychotherapists seeking assistance, to patients looking for support between psychotherapy sessions, during their psychotherapists' vacations, and to people suffering from mental illnesses who are not yet in psychotherapy. The results suggest that ChatGPT offers an interesting complement to psychotherapy and an easily accessible, good (and currently free) place to go for people with mental-health problems who have not yet sought professional help and have no psychotherapeutic experience. The information is, however, one-sided, and in any future regulation of AI it must also be made clear that the proposals are not only insufficient as a psychotherapy substitute, but also have a bias that favors certain methods while not even mentioning other approaches that may be more helpful for some people.

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“…This disconnect can lead to a lack of valuable input from clinicians in the research process ( 10 ). Recent years have witnessed an uptick in uncontrolled naturalistic outcome studies in Germany ( 11 ), Switzerland ( 12 ), Norway ( 4 ), and Denmark ( 13 ), and one is currently underway in Brazil ( 14 ). Austria lacks representative data on psychotherapy outcomes under the conditions of outpatient psychotherapy in outpatient practice under routine care conditions.…”

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Process and outcome of outpatient psychotherapies under clinically representative conditions in Austria: protocol and feasibility of an ongoing study

Schaffler,

Jesser,

Humer

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Front. Psychiatry

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BackgroundWhile most studies assessing psychotherapy efficacy are randomized-controlled trials conducted in research institutions or short clinical treatments, the understanding of psychotherapy effectiveness under regular, clinically representative conditions, particularly in outpatient practice, remains limited. Representative data examining the effectiveness of psychotherapy under real-world conditions in Austria is lacking.Aims and MethodsThis paper introduces a naturalistic observational combined process- and outcome study, implementing a dual-perspective approach through standardised pre- and post-treatment questionnaires and evaluating changes in the therapeutic alliance after each session. Further, semi-structured qualitative interviews aim to illuminate the personal experiences of patients and therapists. The primary objective of the presented study is to discern whether symptoms markedly decrease following therapy. A significant secondary goal is to trace the therapeutic alliance’s evolution from both patient and therapist viewpoints, emphasising the alliance-outcome association and gender dynamics within the pairs. This paper discusses the project’s feasibility after three years and shares key insights.DiscussionRecruitment for this study has posed substantial challenges due to psychotherapists’ concerns regarding data protection, extensive documentation, and philosophical reservations about the study design. Consequently, we recruited fewer participants than initially planned. Despite these hurdles, qualitative data collection has shown notable success. Given psychotherapists’ busy schedules and reluctance to participate, more potent external incentives or a legal obligation may be necessary to encourage participation in future studies.

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Integratives Vorgehen bei den Therapieschulen der Schweizer Charta für Psychotherapie

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Multiple psychotherapeutic approaches and perspectives on eco-anxiety

Multiple psychotherapeutic approaches and perspectives on eco-anxiety

The usefulness of ChatGPT for psychotherapists and patients

Process and outcome of outpatient psychotherapies under clinically representative conditions in Austria: protocol and feasibility of an ongoing study

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