What happens in psychotherapy and when it is helpful? With twelve case reports covering the most frequent disorders requiring psychotherapy, the author shows how success can be achieved with the flexible integration of different psychotherapeutic methods.
What happens in psychotherapy and when it is helpful? With twelve case reports covering the most frequent disorders requiring psychotherapy, the author shows how success can be achieved with the flexible integration of different psychotherapeutic methods.
Rainer Matthias Holm-Hadulla is a professor of psychotherapeutic medicine at the University of Heidelberg and a training analyst in the International Psychoanalytical Association. He also teaches at various psychotherapeutic training institutions.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: existential creativity Twelve Exemplary Cases Stress reaction with anxiety and depression: a singer loses her voice Adjustment disorder: a medical student suffers from crippling jealousy Social anxiety: a business management student fails whenever things come to a head Anxiety and avoidance: a pianist is afraid to demonstrate her prowess Slight to moderate depression: a young woman doctor cannot explain why she feels so low Psychosomatic symptoms: a housewife in pain for decades Narcissistic personality traits: a law graduate sees no one but himself and despairs Histrionic personality traits: a student in search of constant thrills Impulse control disorder with Don Juan syndrome: an architect intends to shoot himself Severe depression plus burnout: a company employee is completely burnt out and sees no hope for himself Psychotic episodes: a musician seeks ecstasy and ends in chaos Borderline personality traits: long term psychotherapy helps to understand feelings and relationships Conclusion: an integrative ABCDE model of psychotherapy
Introduction: existential creativity -- Twelve Exemplary Cases -- Stress reaction with anxiety and depression: a singer loses her voice -- Adjustment disorder: a medical student suffers from crippling jealousy -- Social anxiety: a business management student fails whenever things come to a head -- Anxiety and avoidance: a pianist is afraid to demonstrate her prowess -- Slight to moderate depression: a young woman doctor cannot explain why she feels so low -- Psychosomatic symptoms: a housewife in pain for decades -- Narcissistic personality traits: a law graduate sees no one but himself and despairs -- Histrionic personality traits: a student in search of constant thrills -- Impulse control disorder with Don Juan syndrome: an architect intends to shoot himself -- Severe depression plus burnout: a company employee is completely burnt out and sees no hope for himself -- Psychotic episodes: a musician seeks ecstasy and ends in chaos -- Borderline personality traits: long-term psychotherapy helps to understand feelings and relationships -- Conclusion: an integrative ABCDE model of psychotherapy
Introduction: existential creativity Twelve Exemplary Cases Stress reaction with anxiety and depression: a singer loses her voice Adjustment disorder: a medical student suffers from crippling jealousy Social anxiety: a business management student fails whenever things come to a head Anxiety and avoidance: a pianist is afraid to demonstrate her prowess Slight to moderate depression: a young woman doctor cannot explain why she feels so low Psychosomatic symptoms: a housewife in pain for decades Narcissistic personality traits: a law graduate sees no one but himself and despairs Histrionic personality traits: a student in search of constant thrills Impulse control disorder with Don Juan syndrome: an architect intends to shoot himself Severe depression plus burnout: a company employee is completely burnt out and sees no hope for himself Psychotic episodes: a musician seeks ecstasy and ends in chaos Borderline personality traits: long term psychotherapy helps to understand feelings and relationships Conclusion: an integrative ABCDE model of psychotherapy
Introduction: existential creativity -- Twelve Exemplary Cases -- Stress reaction with anxiety and depression: a singer loses her voice -- Adjustment disorder: a medical student suffers from crippling jealousy -- Social anxiety: a business management student fails whenever things come to a head -- Anxiety and avoidance: a pianist is afraid to demonstrate her prowess -- Slight to moderate depression: a young woman doctor cannot explain why she feels so low -- Psychosomatic symptoms: a housewife in pain for decades -- Narcissistic personality traits: a law graduate sees no one but himself and despairs -- Histrionic personality traits: a student in search of constant thrills -- Impulse control disorder with Don Juan syndrome: an architect intends to shoot himself -- Severe depression plus burnout: a company employee is completely burnt out and sees no hope for himself -- Psychotic episodes: a musician seeks ecstasy and ends in chaos -- Borderline personality traits: long-term psychotherapy helps to understand feelings and relationships -- Conclusion: an integrative ABCDE model of psychotherapy
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