2015
DOI: 10.1159/000371526
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Erweiterung der kognitiven Verhaltenstherapie um Emotionsregulationstraining bei Patienten mit multiplen somatoformen Symptomen: Ergebnisse einer kontrollierten Pilotstudie

Abstract: Hintergrund: Kognitive Verhaltenstherapie (KVT) ist bei Patienten mit multiplen somatoformen Symptomen (MSS) erwiesenermaßen wirksam, bisher jedoch nur mit moderaten Effekten. Da sich bei diesen Patienten Hinweise für ein Emotionswahrnehmungsdefizit und Regulationsdefizit finden, wurde an der Universität Marburg ein Behandlungsmanual für Patienten mit MSS entwickelt, das KVT-Elemente und ein spezielles Emotionsregulationstraining verbindet. In diesem soll der Umgang mit Emotionen durch Strategien der bewertung… Show more

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“…With regard to specific disorders other than depression, ART has recently been used to increase the focus on emotion regulation skills in CBT-based treatment of medically unexplained symptoms [63]. Traditionally, such symptoms have often been associated with deficits in the ability to be aware of emotions, understand their causes, and effectively modify their quality, intensity or duration [64].…”
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“…With regard to specific disorders other than depression, ART has recently been used to increase the focus on emotion regulation skills in CBT-based treatment of medically unexplained symptoms [63]. Traditionally, such symptoms have often been associated with deficits in the ability to be aware of emotions, understand their causes, and effectively modify their quality, intensity or duration [64].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Traditionally, such symptoms have often been associated with deficits in the ability to be aware of emotions, understand their causes, and effectively modify their quality, intensity or duration [64]. In an attempt to improve the unsatisfying efficacy of available treatments for these symptoms, Gottschalk and colleagues [63] have integrated ART into conventional CBT. Findings from an uncontrolled study provide preliminary evidence for the feasibility, acceptance, and efficacy of this approach [63].…”
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“…At present, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is the method of choice in the treatment of SSD (Gottschalk & Rief, 2012). However, CBT has been shown to be less effective in SSD than in other mental disorders, raising the question which specific characteristics of SSD patients are not completely addressed by CBT (Gottschalk, Bleichhardt, Kleinstäuber, Berking, & Rief, 2015). Therefore, recent approaches in psychotherapy have started addressing the improvement of emotion processing abilities in somatoform patients (Gottschalk et al, 2015;Kleinstäuber, Gottschalk, Berking, Rau, & Rief, 2016).…”
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“…However, CBT has been shown to be less effective in SSD than in other mental disorders, raising the question which specific characteristics of SSD patients are not completely addressed by CBT (Gottschalk, Bleichhardt, Kleinstäuber, Berking, & Rief, 2015). Therefore, recent approaches in psychotherapy have started addressing the improvement of emotion processing abilities in somatoform patients (Gottschalk et al, 2015;Kleinstäuber, Gottschalk, Berking, Rau, & Rief, 2016). To support the further development of emotion focused therapies for SSD, it is necessary to get a deeper understanding of emotion processing impairments in SSD.…”
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