Systemische Therapie bei Störungen des Erwachsenenalters

Sydow, Kirsten von; Beher, Stefan; Retzlaff, Rüdiger; Schweitzer-Rothers, Jochen

doi:10.1007/s00278-005-0453-y

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“…Four RCT with (predominantly) adult patients are described here. Five additional trials described elsewhere (Sydow et al, 2006) show that systemic therapy is efficacious with adolescents and adult patients.…”

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“…US‐treatment guidelines require the inclusion of the family as a central element in assessment and therapy of substance use disorders in adults (McCrady & Ziedonis, 2001) as well as adolescents (see Sydow et al, 2006).…”

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“…We identified 38 trials (the Helsinki Psychotherapy Study was counted twice because it was analyzed separately for affective and anxiety disorders), including 12 new trials not included in our first German review (Sydow et al, 2007b). We excluded eight studies from our first review because we now applied even stricter inclusion criteria.…”

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“…Therefore, we conducted a meta‐content analysis (see Sydow, 1999), which systematically collects relevant studies according to a priori defined criteria and presents its results in form of a table with systematic data on study methodology and outcomes. Our review is an update of an earlier German paper, which included trials published until the end of 2004 (Sydow, Beher, Retzlaff, & Schweitzer‐Rothers, 2007a; Sydow, Beher, Retzlaff, & Schweitzer‐Rothers, 2007b). We analyzed trials published in English as well as in other languages.…”

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“…We analyzed trials published in English as well as in other languages. Studies with child or adolescent index patients are reported in another German review (Sydow, Beher, Schweitzer‐Rothers, & Retzlaff, 2006), of which an English update is being prepared.…”

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The Efficacy of Systemic Therapy With Adult Patients: A Meta‐Content Analysis of 38 Randomized Controlled Trials

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Systemic therapy is a widely used psychotherapy approach. Yet there exist few systematic reviews on its efficacy. A meta-content analysis was performed to analyze the efficacy of systemic therapy for the treatment of mental disorders in adulthood. All randomized (or matched) controlled trials (RCT) evaluating systemic/systems oriented therapy in various settings (family, couple, individual, group, multifamily group therapy) with adult index patients suffering from mental disorders were identified by database searches and cross-references in other reviews. Inclusion criteria were: index patient diagnosed with a DSM or ICD listed mental disorder, trial published in any language up to the end of 2008. The RCTs were content analyzed according to their research methodology, interventions applied, and results. Thirty-eight trials published in English, German, Spanish, and Chinese were identified, 34 of them showing systemic therapy to be efficacious for the treatment of mood disorders, eating disorders, substance use disorders, mental and social factors related to medical conditions and physical disorders, and schizophrenia. Systemic therapy may also be efficacious for anxiety disorders. Results were stable across follow-up periods of up to 5 years. There is a sound evidence-base for the efficacy of systemic therapy for adult index patients with mental disorders in at least five diagnostic groups.

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