Psychotherapy for Massively Traumatized Refugees: The Therapist Variable

Moral Injury in Traumatized Refugees.

Therapist-patient Expectancies in Psychotherapy

Goldstein, Ph.D. (Pp. xvi + 141. 30s) Oxford and London: Pergamon Press, 1962. A BIBLIOGRAPHIY' of 342 referenices in(licates the tlhoroughness with which the author has surveyed the literature related to his subject. Recent personality theories, such as those of Rotter and of Kelly, provide him with the keynote to his studies. Both tend to; regard behaviour as basically anticipatory rather tha...

Therapist Expertise in Psychotherapy Revisited

The thesis of this article is that the lack of evidence related to the identification and development of therapist expertise is due to the inadequate definition and operationalization of the concept. We propose a definition of expertise that is restricted to performance in the conduct of psychotherapy: the manifestation of the highest levels of ability, skill, professional competence, and effec...

Therapist-Patient Expectancies in Psychotherapy

''/Oh n * * a"Cll| LiApCClUUUCd 111 r^uiuuici j u /lf/tum i . uuiujftt/t ^?? U5U ress, 1963, 305.) Cla'nftSyCll0therapists ^ave ̂ een susPici?us ?f the credentials of many investigators who 3ppro ?^udy their results. Only too often has investigation been based upon a mechanistic 4s ^ s. ln which the concepts were of illnesses as discrete entities, and of psychotherapy Patien^ndard commodity, to ...

Treatment of traumatized refugees with Sertraline versus Venlafaxine in combination with psychotherapy – study protocol for a randomized clinical trial

BACKGROUND Sufficient evidence is lacking to draw final conclusions on the efficiency of medical and psychological treatments of traumatized refugees with PTSD. The pharmacological treatments of choice today for post-traumatic stress disorder are antidepressants from the subgroup selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, especially sertraline. The evidence for the use of selective serotonin reup...