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Psychiatric psychotherapy

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
C.F.A. Milders

Psychiatric psychotherapy is the methodical elaboration of the psychological dimension of the biopsychosocial model for the purpose of the psychiatric diagnostic process and treatment. A basic principle of this concept is the patient conceived as ...

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Resuscitate psychopathology!

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
T. Kuipers

Current psychopathology is not able to take sufficiently into account the personal aspects of the mental problems that can be discovered in the mind of the patient. This poses a problem to psychiatric treatment in general. In this article it is cl...

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Psychotherapeutic management in mood disorders

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
H.F. Kraan, P.H.M. de Wit, J.W.G. Vos

Mood disorders affecting the emotional life, the most genuine element of a human being, are characterised by a diversity of clinical presentations, multifactorial determination and a tendency to recurrence. Psychotherapeutic management is eclectic...

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Forensic psychotherapy, a form of psychiatric psychotherapy?

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
T.H. Que, H. Groen

The main question in this article is whether forensic psychotherapy is a form of psychiatric psychotherapy. By describing the forensic-psychotherapeutic practise in the Netherlands the answer to this question is affirmative. Forensic psychotherapy...

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Out-patient psychotherapy for schizophrenic patients

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
A. Kaasenbrood, A.E.J.G. Wiersma

Seventy percent of the patients suffering from schizophrenia are seriously socially disabled. The majority of this group is permanently in need of psychiatric care. It is obvious that confining treatment to positive symptoms of the disease leads t...

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Psychiatric psychotherapy for the elderly

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
T.J. Heeren, A.C.G. Linssen, J.D. Overduin, R.M. Kok

In the wake of the increasing interest in psychiatric illness in late life also specific psychotherapy for the elderly has been developed. Psychotherapeutic interventions for the elderly are partly based on existing therapies for younger adults an...

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Psychiatrische psychotherapie bij somatiserende patiënten

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
A.E.M. Speckens, A.M. van Hemert

In this paper the psychological treatment of functional somatic symptoms is discussed. The first, and most important, step in the treatment is the engagement of the patient. The therapist needs to acknowledge the reality of the symptoms explicitly...

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The indications and the methods of treatment for personality disorders

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
J.N. Voorhoeve

This article focuses on the question what the parameters are for the treatment of personality disorders. In other words: what are the considerations in the process of assessment for treatment and which treatment approach is indicated. Developments...

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Psychiatric psychotherapy in a transcultural context

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
F.A.M. Kortmann

Universal or non-specific factors play an important role in the psychotherapeutic relationship. To a certain extent the psychiatrist has to respect the norms and values of his patient, his cultural beliefs regarding the cause of the illness and th...

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Psychotherapy in the psychiatric training

ISSUE 1997/2 Themanummer Psychiatrische psychotherapie
11 februari 2004
P.J. Jongerius

Starting from the statement that psychiatry offers an excellent situation for learning psychotherapy, the grounds for this statement are amply elucidated. These favourable factors are successively: the fact that training takes place in the field, ...

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