2007
DOI: 10.13109/zptm.2007.53.2.87
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Ergebnisse analytischer Langzeitpsychotherapien bei spezifischen psychischen Störungen: Verbesserungen in der Symptomatik und in interpersonellen Beziehungen

Abstract: The authors emphasize the clinical relevance of the examined diagnostic groups and relatively large effects achieved by the psychoanalytic treatment. Furthermore, the occurrence of comorbid diagnoses and their consequences are discussed. The authors stress that the specific effects of psychoanalytic therapy can only be very insufficiently tapped by the outcome measures referring to symptoms and interpersonal problems.

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“…In a previous study, data from these four studies were aggregated, and results for symptom distress and interpersonal problems were reported. As is often the case, the previous study reported results only for the total IIP (Jakobsen et al, 2007). To be included in the aggregated data set, patients must have been treated by psychoanalytic therapy for a minimum of 120 sessions.…”
Section: Patient Samplementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a previous study, data from these four studies were aggregated, and results for symptom distress and interpersonal problems were reported. As is often the case, the previous study reported results only for the total IIP (Jakobsen et al, 2007). To be included in the aggregated data set, patients must have been treated by psychoanalytic therapy for a minimum of 120 sessions.…”
Section: Patient Samplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diagnoses were made according to the ICD-10 (Dilling, Mombour, & Schmidt, 1993) and were based on ICD-10 checklists completed by the treating therapists (for further details regarding methods, see Jakobsen et al, 2007). Of the 121 patients, 93 patients (76.9%) were diagnosed with a depressive disorder, 54 patients (44.6%) with an anxiety disorder, and 47 patients (38.8%) with a personality disorder (Table 2).…”
Section: Diagnostic Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Für die analytische Psychotherapie existieren bisher überwiegend naturalistische, nichtrandomisierte Wirksamkeitsstudien ("effectiveness", s. oben; zum Beispiel rudolf et al 1994;Brockmann et al 2001;sandell et al 2001;Leichsenring et al 2005Leichsenring et al , 2008grande et al 2006;Jakobsen et al 2007). Die Ergebnisse dieser studien zeigen, dass psychoanalytische Langzeitbehandlungen hohe Effektstärken erzielen 1 3…”
Section: Stand Der Wirksamkeitsforschung Bezüglich Psychoanalytisch Bunclassified
“…Bezüglich des GSI wurden weder nach einem Jahr noch nach drei Jahren signifikante Unterschiede zwischen den beiden Behandlungen gefunden. Jakobsen et al (2007) haben die Daten von vier Langzeitpsychotherapiestudien in einer Mega-Analyse aggregiert, und zwar der Göttingen Studie (Leichsenring et al 2005), der Frankfurt-Hamburg-Studie (Brockmann et al 2002(Brockmann et al , 2006, der Heidelberg-Berlin-Studie (Rudolf et al 2004;) und der Münchener Psychotherapie-Studie (Huber et al 2002), um durch die so erhöhten Fallzahlen die einzelnen Diagnosegruppen besser vergleichen zu können. Für die affektiven Stö-rungen fanden sich im prae/post-Vergleich von 76 Patienten eine Effektstärke von 1.70 für den Global Severity Index (GSI) der Symptom-Check-List (SCL 90-R), für die Depressivitätsskala eine Effektstärke von 1.73 und für den Gesamtmittelwert des Inventory of Interpersonal Problems (IIP) eine Effektstärke von 1.21.…”
Section: Bemerkungen Zu Ausgewählten Studienunclassified