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1. Ausbildungshintergrund, Alltagspraxis und Weiterbildungsbedarf von Gruppenpsychotherapeuten in der stationären Psychotherapie – Ergebnisse einer Umfrage

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Bianca Bormann, Andreas Leiteritz, Elisabeth Möller, Reinholde Kriebel, Jutta Kruse, Johannes Dobersch, Rainer Papenhausen, Bernhard Strauß, Thomas Fischer, Annette Liebler, Wally Wünsch-Leiteritz, Karin Schreiber-Willnow, Rainer Weber, Lothar Schattenburg, Klaus-Peter Seidler, Dankwart Mattke, and Thomas Huber

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Group psychotherapy, Broad spectrum, Psychotherapist, medicine.medical_treatment, education, medicine, Day treatment, Training needs, Psychology, human activities, behavioral disciplines and activities
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OBJECTIVES A survey serves to clarify whether psychotherapists working in inpatient and day treatment psychotherapeutic hospitals feel sufficiently trained as group therapists and what their specific training needs are. METHODS The survey queried 175 therapists from different hospitals and professions who perform group psychotherapy in their hospital. The questionnaire focussed on training experiences, everyday group practice, and training needs. RESULTS As expected, only some of the therapists had completed training as group therapist. The therapists are faced with a wide variety of group formats and patients in their everyday work and reveal a broad spectrum of training needs. CONCLUSIONS The survey, although not entirely representative, indicates general and specific needs of group therapists within psychotherapeutic hospitals and underlines the role of training and therapist experience in reducing uneasiness toward group psychotherapy.

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2012
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2. [Training background, everyday practice, and training needs of group therapists working in inpatient psychotherapy - Results of a survey]

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Bernhard, Strauß, Karin, Schreiber-Willnow, Jutta, Kruse, Lothar, Schattenburg, Klaus-Peter, Seidler, Thomas, Fischer, Rainer, Papenhausen, Elisabeth, Möller, Johannes, Dobersch, Wally, Wünsch-Leiteritz, Andreas, Leiteritz, Thomas, Huber, Reinholde, Kriebel, Annette, Liebler, Dankwart, Mattke, Rainer, Weber, and Bianca, Bormann

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Adult, Male, Patient Care Team, Health Services Needs and Demand, Certification, Inservice Training, Data Collection, Mentors, Middle Aged, Combined Modality Therapy, Psychophysiologic Disorders, Hospitalization, Education, Medical, Graduate, Germany, Psychotherapy, Group, Educational Status, Humans, Female, Curriculum, Education, Graduate, Somatoform Disorders, Day Care, Medical
Abstract

A survey serves to clarify whether psychotherapists working in inpatient and day treatment psychotherapeutic hospitals feel sufficiently trained as group therapists and what their specific training needs are.The survey queried 175 therapists from different hospitals and professions who perform group psychotherapy in their hospital. The questionnaire focussed on training experiences, everyday group practice, and training needs.As expected, only some of the therapists had completed training as group therapist. The therapists are faced with a wide variety of group formats and patients in their everyday work and reveal a broad spectrum of training needs.The survey, although not entirely representative, indicates general and specific needs of group therapists within psychotherapeutic hospitals and underlines the role of training and therapist experience in reducing uneasiness toward group psychotherapy.

Published
2012

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