The science and practice of psychotherapy: the critical need for quality assurance and vigilance to monitor the ratio of benefits to risks of therapies

Scott, Jan

doi:10.1111/acps.12780

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“…[15][16][17]. Although there has been numerous research on adapting psychotherapies into current scientific methods [18][19][20], there is no consensus on whether these approaches belong under a common roof or employ the same scientific and logical method [2,13].…”

Section: Psychotherapy: a Field Of Chaosmentioning

confidence: 99%

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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Section: Psychotherapy: a Field Of Chaosmentioning

confidence: 99%

From Psychiatric Interviews to Psychotherapies

Göka¹,

Batuhan²,

Çisil³

2021

Int J Psychol Psychoanal

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“…However, in comparison with research on positive effects supporting the efficacy of psychotherapy, research on negative effects is still rare. At the beginning of the 21st century, attention increased to the negative effects of psychotherapeutic interventions (Crawford et al, ; Scott, ). Psychotherapists as well as researchers highlight that negative effects are common in face‐to‐face care, for example, in group psychotherapy (Schneibel et al, ), as well as in Internet‐based interventions (Boettcher, Rozental, Andersson, & Carlbring, ).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing the unwanted: A systematic review of instruments used to assess negative effects of psychotherapy

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ObjectiveWhile the efficacy of psychotherapy in the treatment of mental disorders is well examined, systematic research into negative effects of psychotherapy seems comparatively rare. Therefore, this review evaluates instruments for assessing negative effects of psychotherapy in order to create a consensus framework and make recommendations for their assessment.MethodsThe study selection procedure follows current best‐practice guidelines for conducting systematic reviews, with 10 included studies in three databases (PsycINFO, PubMed, and Web of Science). The nine instruments identified were each critically reviewed concerning the theoretical orientation, including the assessed domains of negative effects, psychometric properties, and diagnostic characteristics.ResultsSeventeen domains of negative effects of psychotherapy were identified but inconsistently assessed by the nine instruments. Most instruments provide some initial data on their psychometric properties. Regarding diagnostic characteristics, different item‐response formats are used but often with reference to “attribution to therapy.”ConclusionThis review indicates that the existing instruments for assessing negative effects of psychotherapy cover a wide range of relevant domains without any consensus on the most important ones and their psychometric properties are usually unsatisfactory. A framework for consensus, building on the definition and conceptualization of negative effects, is synthesized, and recommendations for improving the assessment are derived.

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Eine kritische Überprüfung der Psychotherapieforschung

Eppel

2023

Psychodynamische Kurzzeit-Psychotherapie

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The science and practice of psychotherapy: the critical need for quality assurance and vigilance to monitor the ratio of benefits to risks of therapies

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

From Psychiatric Interviews to Psychotherapies

From Psychiatric Interviews to Psychotherapies

Assessing the unwanted: A systematic review of instruments used to assess negative effects of psychotherapy

Eine kritische Überprüfung der Psychotherapieforschung

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