Psychodynamic interpersonal therapy by inexperienced therapists in a naturalistic setting: a pilot study

Cm, Shaw; Fr, Margison; Ea, Guthrie; Tomenson, Barbara

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“…Shaw and colleagues (Shaw, 2001) carried out an evaluation of inexperienced therapists using the PIT model with patients referred to an NHS psychotherapy service. Patients were randomized to either psychotherapy or wait-list control.…”

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Psychodynamic-Interpersonal Therapy: An Overview of the Treatment Approach and Evidence Base

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Psychodynamic Psychiatry

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Psychodynamic-Interpersonal Therapy: An Overview of the Treatment Approach and Evidence Base

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Short-term psychodynamic psychotherapies for common mental disorders

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There has been further study of STPP and it continues to show promise, with modest to large gains for a wide variety of people. However, given the limited data, loss of significance in some measures at long-term follow-up and heterogeneity between studies, these findings should be interpreted with caution. Furthermore, variability in treatment delivery and treatment quality may limit the reliability of estimates of effect for STPP. Larger studies of higher quality and with specific diagnoses are warranted.

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Seminars in the Psychotherapies

2021

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This comprehensive and highly readable book outlines the main psychological therapies used in contemporary clinical practice. It clearly describes the underlying theoretical principles and techniques and with vivid case examples, demonstrates the central role of these treatments in mental health care. The contribution of psychological and psychodynamic ideas to different psychiatric presentations is outlined, including mood disorders, psychosis, self harm and suicide. Other chapters specifically address recent developments, including neuropsychoanalysis, psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and Open Dialogue. As the chapters unfold this book illustrates how a psychologically informed approach to mental disorder can enrich psychiatric practice by providing a holistic and meaningful understanding of the symptoms of psychological distress. Bringing together ideas from psychiatry and psychotherapy, this is the go-to text for trainees, experienced psychiatrists, and other mental health professionals interested in the psychological and psychodynamic aspects of psychiatry. An essential resource for preparation for the MRCPsych examinations.

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Psychodynamic interpersonal therapy by inexperienced therapists in a naturalistic setting: a pilot study

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Psychodynamic-Interpersonal Therapy: An Overview of the Treatment Approach and Evidence Base

Psychodynamic-Interpersonal Therapy: An Overview of the Treatment Approach and Evidence Base

Short-term psychodynamic psychotherapies for common mental disorders

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