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Client attachment and therapist feelings in the treatment of bulimia nervosa.
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[Summary of the Pilot Study Short-term Psychoanalytic Child Therapy (PaCT) of Anxious Children].
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Prax Kinderpsychol Kinderpsychiatr. 2015;64(7):563-71
Authors: Klein AM, Müller-Göttken T, White LO, Keitel-Korndörfer A, von Klitzing K
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We provide a summary of a recently published study on Psychoanalytic Child Therapy (PaCT; Göttken, White, Klein, von Klitzing, 2014) for young children with emotional and affective symptoms. Consisting of approximately 20 psychotherapy sessions, therapists treat families in parent-child, child-alone, parent-alone settings, aiming to uncover and work through a relational theme underlying the symptoms. Thirty families were entered into a wait-list controlled study in an outpatient setting (n = 18 treatment group; n = 12 waitlist) with the aim of assessing the effectiveness of PaCT (Göttken u. von Klitzing, 2014) for 4- to 10-year-olds with anxiety disorders. After treatment, over half of the children of the treatment group no longer met criteria for anxiety disorder while no children of the control group remitted during the wait-list interval. In addition, parent, child and teacher reports showed significant symptom reduction. The pattern of results lend preliminary support to psychodynamic intervention as an effective tool for treating childhood anxiety and affective disorders and call for future randomized controlled trials to provide additional evidence for these promising effects.
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Authors: Salomonsson MW, Sorjonen K, Salomonsson B
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A randomized controlled trial (RCT) compared two groups of mother-infant dyads in a Stockholm sample. One had received mother-infant psychoanalytic treatment (MIP group) and the other Child Health Center care (CHCC group). Effects were found on mother-reported depression and expert-rated mother-infant relationship qualities and maternal sensitivity. When the children were 4½ years old, they were followed up with assessments of attachment representations, socioemotional development, and global functioning. They also were divided into two types according to individual characteristics and psychological well-being: the “OK” and the “Troubled” children. Of 80 dyads in the mother-infant RCT, data were gathered from 66 cases approximately 3½ years after treatment. The children in the MIP group had better results on global functioning. There were more OK children in the MIP group and more Troubled children in the CHCC group. No other between-group differences were found. A relatively brief mother-infant psychotherapy seemed to help the children function better and be less troubled 3½ years after therapy.
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Read more...[Operationalized psychodynamic diagnostics in childhood and adolescence (OPD-CA): the axis during psychoanalytic child- and adolescent psychotherapy].
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Authors: Weitkamp K, Claaßen S, Wiegand-Grefe S, Romer G
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There is evidence for the effectiveness of psychodynamic therapies in terms of symptom reduction. Up to now, there is little evidence to what extend therapy translates to the improvement of core analytical concepts, like psychic structure, interpersonal relatedness, and intrapsychic conflicts. The current study focuses on these concepts over the course of therapy as well as in connection with outcome. The concepts are assessed with the Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnostics in Childhood and Adolescence (OPD-CA). Additionally, the OPD-CA axis prerequisites of treatment is tested as a predictor of outcome. 16 therapists rated 146 participating patients at the beginning and the end of therapy within the framework of a study on the effectiveness of psychoanalytical psychotherapy. Therapists rated the OPD-CA as well as the level of psychosocial impairment. Psychic structure, interpersonal relatedness, and intrapsychic conflicts improved significantly over the course of therapy. Positive outcome was predicted by communicative abilities, positive self-relatedness and an undistinctive intrapsychic conflict at the beginning of therapy as well as the improvement of these during therapy. Among the prerequisites of treatment only the subjective level of mental impairment and the intrapsychic resources were predictive of outcome. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy for children and adolescents improved central psychodynamic concepts like psychic structure, interpersonal relatedness, and intrapsychic conflicts.
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