EVIDENS
2010
Getting to Know Me
Shedler, Jonathan
Psychodynamic therapy has been caricatured as navel-gazing, but now studies show powerful benefits.
2010
The Efficacy of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Shedler, Jonathan
Empirical evidence supports the efficacy of psychodynamic therapy. Effect sizes for psychodynamic therapy are as large as those reported for other therapies that have been actively promoted as “empirically supported” and “evidence based.” In addition, patients who receive psychodynamic therapy maintain therapeutic gains and appear to continue to improve after treatment ends. Finally, nonpsychodynamic therapies may be effective in part because the more skilled practitioners utilize techniques that have long been central to psychodynamic theory and practice. The perception that psychodynamic approaches lack empirical support does not accord with available scientific evidence and may reflect selective dissemination of research findings.
2009
Nye veje for Evidens
Bargmann, Susanne Østervig m.fl.
I stedet for at fokusere på teoretisk og metodemæssig evidens appellere ny forskningen til, at psykologer kvalitetssikrer deres arbejde ved hele tiden at følge effekten af behandlingen
2009
KAT’en spinner videre
Donen, Jack
Psykolog Nyt 12/2009 bragte et debatindlæg af Jack Donen om kognitiv adfærdsterapi (KAT), med udgangspunkt i et antal omtaler i Forskningsnyt. Indlægget blev i samme nummer kommenteret af Forskningsnyts redaktør Thomas Nielsen. Kommentaren har afstedkommet denne duplik fra Jack Donen...
2009
Når KAT’en spinner
Donen, Jack
Afdelingen for spin inden for kog nitiv adfærdsterapi, KAT, må være glad for sig selv i disse år. Man er kommet med på evidensvognen med et brag. De har faktisk været så gode til at promovere KAT og kæde det sammen med evidensbegrebet, at utrolig mange klienter og profes sionelle i disse år føler sig sikre ved at overlade terapiløsningen til KAT...
2009
Somatic Experiencing Treatment with Social Service Workers Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
Leitch, M. Laurie m.fl.
In a disaster, social service workers are often survivors themselves. This study examines whether somatic intervention using a brief (one to two session) stabilization model now called the Trauma Resiliency Model™ (TRM), which uses the skills of Somatic Experiencing® (SE), can reduce the postdisaster symptoms of social service workers involved in postdisaster service delivery...
2009
Vejen til effektiv antidepressiv medicin
Psykolog Nyt
En ny, kritisk artikel i det højt ansete, videnskabelige tidsskrift The New England Journal of Medicine har kastet et noget tvivlsomt lys over de påstande, der fremsættes fra medicinalindustriens side om effekten af antidepressiv medicin (’lykkepiller’) – som hører til en af de mest udbredte kategorier af medicin i vore dage overhovedet.
2008
Person-Centered Quarterly
Elliott, Robert & Freire, Beth
Among his various accomplishments, Carl Rogers was a pioneer in the field of psychotherapy research. Following in his footsteps, we have just completed a major project to integrate 60 years of research on the effectiveness of person-centred and related therapies...
2008
Rapport galt i halsen
Kæreby, Flemming m.fl.
Spørg klienten, om han synes, der er fremgang i terapien. Udbyttet af den terapeutiske relation handler om meget andet end psykologiske teorier og metoder.
2008
Referenceprogrammer for angst og depression
Hougaard, Esben m.fl.
I slutningen af 2007 offentliggjorde Sundhedsstyrelsen to referenceprogrammer om angstlidelser og uniploar depression hos voksne.
2008
Somatic Therapy Treatment Effects with Tsunami Survivors
Parker, Catherine m.fl.
This is an uncontrolled field study of the outcome effects of a somatically based therapy with tsunami victims in southern India. One hundred and fifty (150) participants, prescreened for trauma symptoms, received 75 minutes of somatic therapy and training in affect modulation and self-regulation. The results indicate a reliable and significant treatment effect at immediate, 4-week, and 8-month follow-up assessments. At the 8-month follow-up, 90% of participants reported significant improvement or being completely free of symptoms of intrusion, arousal, and avoidance. The results support the effectiveness and reliability of this modified version of Somatic Experiencing Therapy in working with trauma reactions and invite future controlled trials of this therapy.
2002
Med klienten ved roret
Andersen, Susanne & Holme, Mogens
Spørg klienten, om han synes, der er fremgang i terapien. Udbyttet af den terapeutiske relation handler om meget andet end psykologiske teorier og metoder.