The Psychiatric Interview: Settings and Techniques

Silberman, Edward; Certa, Kenneth; Kay, Abigail

doi:10.1002/9781118753378.ch3

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Current Psychiatric Practices and Psychotherapies1

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“…In the following appointments, once again the doctor focuses on the medication's effects and side effects, ignoring psychological and social problems even if they are broached [28,29]. It is widely accepted that psychotherapeutic intervention equipped with a biopsychosocial understanding is indispensable in regulating, sustaining, and ending pharmacological healing [30,31]. Yet, little is said about how this can be achieved.…”

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From Psychiatric Interviews to Psychotherapies

Göka¹,

Batuhan²,

Çisil³

2021

Int J Psychol Psychoanal

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Psychotherapy can be defined as a treatment method consisting of psychological tools whereby a trained expert works with a person or a group to resolve the patient's biopsychosocial problems through relation and communication.This paper aims to create a look into the use of psychotherapies within the current psychiatric and medical notions and seek to emphasize that a new concept such as "psychotherapeutic intervention" is needed to overcome the contradiction mentioned above or that this concept needs to be revived and its

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