Die Heidelberger Umstrukturierungsskala

Rudolf, Gerd; Grande, Tilman; Oberbracht, Claudia

doi:10.1007/pl00006720

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“…Nach einer Abkehr von als rigide empfundenen Ichpsychologischen Positionen hinsichtlich des Einsichtsbegriffes hat in den letzten Jahren eine erneute Hinwendung zu der Bedeutung des Konzeptes von Einsicht stattgefunden, die ich einerseits in den Versuchen der Operationalisierung und empirischen Überprüfbarkeit des Konzeptes der emotionalen Einsicht verorte (Hohage u. Kübler 1988; Rudolf et al 2001;Mergenthaler 2002), andererseits in der Konzeptualisierung einer kognitiv-psychoanalytischen Theorie, wie sie von Fonagy und Mitarbeitern vorgelegt wurde. Letztere stellt einen Ansatz dar, Einsicht im Rahmen einer entwicklungspsychologischen Referenztheorie zu begreifen, d. h. Einsicht nicht nur vor dem Hintergrund eines Konfliktmodells zu betrachten, sondern auch strukturelle Bedingungen zu berücksichti-gen, wie z.…”

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Mentalisierung und Einsicht

Taubner¹

2008

Forum Psychoanal

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Mentalisierung und Einsicht

Taubner¹

2008

Forum Psychoanal

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“…This instrument enables therapist rating of how patients handle the chosen psychodynamic foci on a 7-point scale: (1) ‘focus problem warded off'; (2) ‘unwanted preoccupation with the focus'; (3) ‘vague awareness of the focus'; (4) ‘acceptance and exploration of the focus'; (5) ‘dissolution of old structures in the focus area'; (6) ‘reorganization in the focus area'; (7) ‘dissolution of the focus'. The interrater reliability was reported as r = 0.77 by Rudolf et al [30]. …”

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“…The HSCS [18,30,31] is a revised version of the Assimilation of Problematic Experiences Scale [32,33], modified to be closer to the model of psychodynamic process and change. This instrument enables therapist rating of how patients handle the chosen psychodynamic foci on a 7-point scale: (1) ‘focus problem warded off'; (2) ‘unwanted preoccupation with the focus'; (3) ‘vague awareness of the focus'; (4) ‘acceptance and exploration of the focus'; (5) ‘dissolution of old structures in the focus area'; (6) ‘reorganization in the focus area'; (7) ‘dissolution of the focus'.…”

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Dimensions of the Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnosis System that Predict Long-Term Outcome after Inpatient Psychotherapy

Schneider¹,

Tiemann²,

Stumpf³

et al. 2014

Psychopathology

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Background/Aims: To determine whether the Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnosis (OPD) system can be useful in predicting patient outcome in the long term. Methods: OPD was assessed by the therapists prior to and after inpatient treatment. Patients completed psychometric scales at the start and completion of psychosomatic-psychotherapeutic inpatient treatment and at the follow-up. Outcome was defined by the general factor emerging from a principal component analysis of the Brief Symptom Inventory, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale and Inventory of Interpersonal Problems at katamnesis, representing individual differences in general distress. Results: Several dimensions of the OPD system proved to be predictors of general distress at the follow-up in 253 former inpatients. Negative predictors of long-term outcome were the high internal impediments to change, namely high secondary gains from illness and also less integrated structural abilities. Positive OPD predictors of long-term outcome were the treatment success achieved at the end of inpatient psychotherapy in changing the illness concept towards a psychological understanding of symptoms, lower levels of complaints and a higher functional level. Also the achieved level of awareness for the individual maladaptive behavioral pattern is predictive of a favorable long-term outcome. Conclusions: The results provide evidence for the clinical relevance and the predictive value of OPD.

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“…Strukturelle Änderungen werden erst in langfristigen ambulanten Behandlungen erwartet [6]. Über die katamnestische Stabilität von Besserungen im Kör− pererleben gibt es bisher wenig Untersuchungen.…”

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Katamnestische Stabilität des Körpererlebens nach stationärer Gruppenbehandlung mit Konzentrativer Bewegungstherapie

Schreiber‐Willnow

Seidler²

2005

Psychother Psychosom Med Psychol

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Body experience of 34 patients was investigated two years after the end of treatment with Concentrative Movement Therapy (KBT) in an in-patient integrative psychotherapy. Change in body experience at the end of treatment and after the two year period was compared to symptomatic strain and the amount of interpersonal problems. Body experience was rather restricted in the beginning of treatment. The improvement of body experience during treatment showed to be stable after two years, as did the symptomatic strain. Interpersonal problems were not reduced as much during treatment but in the follow-up period. Patients with benefit from KBT treatment through a better approach to their body, felt more bodily self-confident at the end of treatment. They also had less feelings of insecurity and apprehension concerning their body than those who could profit little from KBT. In both groups a reduction of symptomatic strain was found. Patients with little profit from KBT had higher symptomatic and interpersonal strain and more feelings of insecurity concerning their body in the beginning of the treatment. Their improvement at the time of follow-up was low. Results are discussed regarding the relevance of different elements of integrative in-patient therapy and the possibility of differential indications for body-oriented psychotherapy.

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Die Heidelberger Umstrukturierungsskala

Cited by 77 publications

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Mentalisierung und Einsicht

Mentalisierung und Einsicht

Dimensions of the Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnosis System that Predict Long-Term Outcome after Inpatient Psychotherapy

Katamnestische Stabilität des Körpererlebens nach stationärer Gruppenbehandlung mit Konzentrativer Bewegungstherapie

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