Psychodynamic Formulation

Cabaniss, Deborah L.; Cherry, Sabrina; Douglas, Carolyn J.; Graver, Ruth L.; Schwartz, Anna

doi:10.1002/9781118557181

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“…This focus may consist of one or more dysfunctional interpersonal patterns which constitute or is related to the patient’s main symptoms and problems. This pattern should also be related to a psychodynamic case formulation which is a hypothesis linking points of vulnerability in the personality, stressors and clinical resultants manifested as interpersonal, relational problems and symptoms (Cabaniss, 2013). The IIP-profile should also be included in the discussion.…”

Section: Short-term Focused Group-analytic Psychotherapy (Sfgap)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Short-term focused group-analytic psychotherapy (SFGAP): An integrative approach to change based on research

Lorentzen¹

2020

Group Analysis

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Group-Analytic Psychotherapy (Group Analysis; GA) is probably the most commonly used psychodynamic group therapy in Europe. It is mainly based on clinical experience, but the research evidence is increasing. This article describes how results from a Randomized Clinical Trial (RCT) comparing the outcomes of short- (20 sessions; six months) and long-term (80 sessions; two years) group-analytic, manualized therapies, are integrated with the short-term therapy used in this RCT, resulting in a new brand of therapy, Short-Term Focused Group-Analytic Psychotherapy (SFGAP). The selection of suitable patients is based on an evaluation of level of personality organization and the establishment of a circumscribed treatment focus for each patient, based on his/her patterns of interpersonal problems and main complaints. The article describes how patients are evaluated and prepared, how a treatment culture is developed, phases in the group process and implications for therapist interventions. The article is illustrated with a case history and group material.

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Section: Short-term Focused Group-analytic Psychotherapy (Sfgap)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Short-term focused group-analytic psychotherapy (SFGAP): An integrative approach to change based on research

Lorentzen¹

2020

Group Analysis

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“…Psikodinamik formülasyon sayesinde insanların ne düşündüğü, nasıl hissettiği ve davrandığı hakkında bilgi sahibi olunurken aynı zamanda nedenleri konusunda da bilgi sahibi olunabilir. [10] Bu nedenle, psikodinamik formülasyon, SKB gösteren bireylerin bilinçdışı duygu ve düşünce süreçlerinin farkına varmalarına ya da neden öyle davrandıklarına dair verinin ortaya çıkartılmasına yardım eden bir yöntem olduğunu anlamak önemlidir. Psikodinamik değerlendirme ile elde edilen verileri organize etmek tedavi başarısını ve bireyleri topluma yeniden kazandırma olanağını arttırabilir.…”

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Psychodynamic Formulation in Borderline Personality Disorder: Case Study

Tunç¹

2019

Psi Hem Derg

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“…There are several approaches to case formulation in psychodynamic assessment and therapy (Eells, 2007). These range from open-ended and comprehensive analysis of interpersonal and intrapersonal functioning (e.g., see Cabaniss, Cherry, Douglas, Graver, & Schwartz, 2013; Messer & Wolitzky, 2007) to approaches that focus on specific aspects of personality functioning (e.g., the Core Conflictual Relationship Theme [CCRT]; Luborsky, 1998 and the Cyclical Maladaptive Patters [CMP]; Schacht, Binder, & Strupp, 1984). Many of the psychodynamic formulations are grounded in the psychotherapeutic intervention they suggest, therefore binding personality understanding with treatment focus and treatment intervention in a way that does not support the clinical focus of CBT interventions.…”

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Psychodynamic case formulation: A roadmap to protocol adaptation in CBT.

Gershy

2017

Psychoanalytic Psychology

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Cognitive–behavioral approaches are considered the treatment of choice for traumatic stress reactions in childhood. In spite of documented effectiveness of these approaches in reducing traumatic reactions, criticism has been raised regarding difficulties in implementing these treatments effectively in community-based clinical settings. In these settings many of the children suffer from complex and multiple traumatic experiences, live in chaotic households, and have parents that are often traumatized themselves and struggle to provide the support expected in those treatment approaches. Using a case study of a patient with complex trauma, this paper will demonstrate the challenges involved in implementing short-term, evidence-based cognitive–behavioral treatment in the community. It will offer a model for psychodynamically informed protocol adaptation, and demonstrate ways in which integrating psychodynamic case formulation can enable effective implementation of cognitive–behavioral treatment protocols with complex cases.

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Psychodynamic Formulation

Cited by 55 publications

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Short-term focused group-analytic psychotherapy (SFGAP): An integrative approach to change based on research

Short-term focused group-analytic psychotherapy (SFGAP): An integrative approach to change based on research

Psychodynamic Formulation in Borderline Personality Disorder: Case Study

Psychodynamic case formulation: A roadmap to protocol adaptation in CBT.

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