Operation Successful -Patient Dead? - About the Difficulties of Measuring the “Outcome" of Psychotherapy
Abstract
The author exemplifies the difficulties of measuring the effects or the "outcome" of psychotherapy.He shows 12 out of the 25 pictures, a 11 year old boy has drawn during a psychotherapy of 33 sessions. The inner-psychic development shown by these pictures is contrasted by the - in the end not successful - result of the psychotherapy, which could not change the symptoms and led to residential care for the boy.
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Child-psychotherapy; Outcome-research; Criteria for measuring.
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2003-07-01
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Köth, A. (2003). Operation Successful -Patient Dead? - About the Difficulties of Measuring the “Outcome" of Psychotherapy. Psychotherapie-Wissenschaft, 11(3), 121–131. Retrieved from https://psychotherapie-wissenschaft.info/article/view/424
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