Searching for Active Factors in Diverse Approaches to Psychotherapy – Types of Intervention and Temporal Aspects

Brief Research Report

Autores

  • Margit Koemeda-Lutz
  • Aureliano Crameri
  • Peter Schulthess
  • Agnes von Wyl
  • Volker Tschuschke

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2016-26-119

Palavras-chave:

naturalistic process outcome study, treatment effectiveness research, synopsis, psychotherapy approaches

Resumo

Sendo parte de um estudo mais amplo sobre a efetividade de dez abordagens diferentes de psicoterapia, este artigo relata uma investigação comparativa do comportamento terapêutico dentro de uma sessão. Diferentes tipos de psicoterapia baseiam sua existência na suposição básica de que a transformação terapêutica ocorre através de conceitos, atitudes e técnicas de intervenção específicos. Durante um longo tempo, estudos de pesquisa comparativa de psicoterapias têm apontado diferenças quantitativas nos resultados, mas somente muito poucas têm examinado, mais atentamente, o processo de tratamento. Os resultados aqui relatados se baseiam em dados originados num processo naturalista multicentrado de um estudo de resultados (follow up pré e pós), denominado PAP-S, do qual participaram 362 pacientes de 81 terapeutas. O artigo inclui métodos, resultados e discussão.

Biografias Autor

Margit Koemeda-Lutz

Margit Koemeda-Lutz: PhD, psychologist, psychotherapist and faculty member of the IIBA; coordinating trainer for the SGBAT (Swiss Society for Bioenergetic Analysis and Therapy). Co-founding member of the PAP-S research group.

Aureliano Crameri

Aureliano Crameri, MSc, is a PhD candidate, research associate, psychologist, quality manager, and academic instructor of research methodology at Zurich University for Applied Sciences.

Peter Schulthess

Peter Schulthess, MSc, is an instructional therapist and psychotherapist; education leader at the Institute for Integrative Gestalt Therapy Switzerland; and president of the Swiss Charta for Psychotherapy

Agnes von Wyl

Agnes von Wyl, PhD, is a professor, psychologist; lecturer; and head of the Research Unit for Psychotherapy and Mental Health at Zurich University for Applied Sciences.

Volker Tschuschke

Volker Tschuschke, PhD, is a professor, professor emeritus, psychologist, psychoanalyst, formerly head of the department of Medical Psychology at the University Hospital of Cologne, Germany; currently head of the graduate program in psychology at the Sigmund Freud Private University, Berlin.
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Koemeda-Lutz, M., Crameri, A., Schulthess, P., Wyl, A. von, & Tschuschke, V. (2016). Searching for Active Factors in Diverse Approaches to Psychotherapy – Types of Intervention and Temporal Aspects: Brief Research Report. Bioenergetic Analysis, 26(1), 119–136. https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2016-26-119

Edição

Vol. 26 N.º 1 (2016)

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