Titlebook: Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy Integration; George Stricker,Jerold R. Gold Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 199

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Steuerung und Planung im Wandels in resolving psychopathology It seems evident that if the proper combination of the two could be found, such a hybrid would yield a more effective psychotherapy than would either taken alone. One major step in formulating this integration of the therapies is to provide some systematic method for d

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Steuerung und Planung im Wandeler—an existential orientation sees the fact of being itself as the central issue of our lives. How shall we be alive? What are we making of the miracle of our conscious being? How are we to be more fully, more truly realizing (i.e., recognizing and making actual) that which is latent within our natu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80583-6and colleagues (Safran 1984a,b, 1990a,b; Safran, Crocker, McMain, & Murray 1990; Safran & Segal 1990). This approach draws heavily on the cognitive therapy tradition. For example, a central emphasis consists in helping clients to examine their perceptions and to treat them as hypotheses to be tested

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Steuerung und Planung im Wandele who exhibit repetitive self-destructive behavior, chronic affective symptomatology, or long-term overt family discord. These three phenomena are seen as three separate manifestations of the same underlying process. All three are assumed to be present and occurring simultaneously, even if one or tw

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Steuerung und Planung im Wandelis approach retains the fundamental components of its short-term precursors (Davan-loo, 1980; Malan, 1979; Mann, 1973; Sifneos, 1979); it differs in three ways: (1) the use of supportive and self-psychological approaches to . rather than . anxiety; (2) the intentional incorporation of behavioral, ge

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Steuerung und Planung im Wandels the very problems of concern. In particular, patients often engage in the therapeutic relationship in ways that replicate the interpersonal difficulties they hope to resolve. Therapists, for their part, try to help, but they bring their own feelings and conflicts to the therapeutic situation. Furt

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