Wirksamkeit psychodynamischer Psychotherapie bei Flüchtlingen
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https://doi.org/10.15135/2024.12.1.14-21Abstract
Die Flüchtlingskrisen haben weltweit große Auswirkungen und veranlassen häufig Berufsgruppen wie Ärzte, Sozialwissenschaftler und Psychoanalytiker dazu, Hilfe anzubieten. Das dringende Bedürfnis nach Sicherheit und Stabilität ist offensichtlich, ebenso wie das einfühlsame Zuhören der Psychotherapeuten, um den Schmerz der Flüchtlinge zu lindern. Die psychodynamische Psychotherapie hat sich bei der Linderung von traumabedingten Symptomen als wirksam erwiesen. Studien in der Prozess- und Ergebnisforschung belegen Zeit die Wirksamkeit der psychodynamischen Psychotherapie, indem sie mit theoretischen Ansätzen wie der Bindungstheorie verknüpft werden, um Veränderungsprozesse aufzudecken. Das Ziel der psychodynamischen Psychotherapie ist die Wiederherstellung von Bindungs- und Vertrauensproblemen. Bindungs- und Vertrauensprobleme können durch Übertragung wiederhergestellt werden und dem Patienten ermöglichen, Sinn in den Erfahrungen zu finden.
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