Soziale Phobie

Leichsenring, Falk; Beutel, Manfred E.; Salzer, Simone; Haselbacher, Antje; Wiltink, Jörg

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“…In a randomized controlled trial in a naturalistic setting, psychodynamic psychotherapists were randomized either to a training in manualized STPP for social anxiety disorder [16, 17], or to no additional training. Practitioners in the training group (referred to as manualized STPP, mSTPP) received two separate blocks of training, each block with a mean duration of about five clock hours.…”

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“…All therapists randomized to mSTPP studied the manual on mSTPP [16, 17]. They were additionally trained in this approach in two workshops of about five clock hours each by AH, FL and PJ.…”

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“…The manualized intervention was based on Luborsky’s Supportive Expressive Therapy (SET) and has been described elsewhere [ 15 – 17 ]. The treatment was customized to 25 individual sessions of STPP over 6 months (short-term therapy, as reimbursed by the German health insurance).…”

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Transfer of manualized Short Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STPP) for social anxiety disorder into clinical practice: results from a cluster-randomised controlled trial

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BackgroundDespite growing evidence for manualized psychodynamic treatments, there is a lack of studies on their transfer to routine practice. This is the first study to examine the effects of an additional training in manualized Short Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STPP) on the outcome in routine psychotherapy for social anxiety disorder (SAD). The study is an extension to a large RCT comparing STPP to Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy of SAD.MethodsThe manualized treatment was designed for a time limited approach with 25 individual sessions of STPP over 6 months. Private practitioners were randomized to training in manualized STPP (mSTPP) vs. treatment as usual without a specific training (tauSTPP). A total of 109 patients were enrolled (105 started treatment; 75 completed at least 20 treatment sessions). Assessments were conducted pre-treatment, after 8 and 15 weeks, after 25 treatment sessions, at the end of treatment, 6 and 12 months after termination of treatment. Remission as primary outcome was defined by the Liebowitz-Social-Anxiety-Scale (LSAS) score ≤30. Secondary outcomes were response (at least 31% reduction in LSAS), treatment duration and number of sessions, changes in social anxiety (LSAS, SPAI), depression (BDI), clinical global impression (CGI), and quality of life (EQ-5D).ResultsRemission rates of mSTPP (9%) resp. tauSTPP (16%) and also response rates of 33% resp. 28% were comparable between the two treatment approaches as well as treatment duration and number of sessions. Most of the within-group differences (baseline to 25 sessions) indicated moderate to large improvements in both treatments; within-group differences from baseline to 12 months follow-up (LSAS, SPAI, BDI, CGI) were large ranging from d = −0.605 to d = −2.937. Benefits of mSTPP were limited to single outcomes.ConclusionsFindings are discussed with regard to implementation and dissemination of empirically validated treatments in psychodynamic training and practice. SAD patients with a high comorbidity of personality disorders and a long treatment history may need longer treatments.Trial registrationGerman Clinical Trials Register (DRKS) DRKS00000570, registered 03. March 2011.

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“…All therapists randomized to mSTPP studied the manual on mSTPP [16, 17]. They were additionally trained in this approach in two workshops of about five clock hours each by AH, FL and PJ.…”

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“…Auch moderne psychodynamische Therapieverfahren sind wirksam, das gilt insbesondere für eine auf der supportiv-expressiven Therapie von Luborsky aufbauenden Variante 15 . Die weltweit größte Psychotherapievergleichsstudie zur SAS verglich eine manualisierte Form von psychodynamischer Kurzzeittherapie mit KVT (Sopho-Net; 16 ).…”

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Die soziale Angststörung – ein Update

Plag¹,

Hoyer²

2022

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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Es kann passieren, dass man sich vermeintlich peinlich oder insuffizient verhält; kurzfristige Gefühle wie Scham oder Selbstzweifel bleiben meist jedoch ohne Bedeutung. Kommt es aber zu überzogenen und überdauernden Befürchtungen oder signifikantem Vermeidungsverhalten, kann es sich um eine soziale Angststörung (SAS) handeln. Der vorliegende Artikel bietet eine Übersicht über den aktuellen Stand der Ätiologie, Diagnostik und Therapie der SAS.

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Integratives Störungsmodell als Grundlage der Therapieplanung

Rief

Strauß

2018

Psychotherapeut

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Soziale Phobie

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Transfer of manualized Short Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STPP) for social anxiety disorder into clinical practice: results from a cluster-randomised controlled trial

Transfer of manualized Short Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STPP) for social anxiety disorder into clinical practice: results from a cluster-randomised controlled trial

Die soziale Angststörung – ein Update

Integratives Störungsmodell als Grundlage der Therapieplanung

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