Pilot Study: Traineeships for the Psychotherapeutic Propadeutikum

Authors

  • Ursula Margreiter
  • Gernot Schwentner

Abstract

This pilot study concerns social and health care facilities offering recognized traineeships for the psychotherapeutic Propadeutikum. In semistructured interviews 31 managers of such traineeship facilities, mainly located in the eastern part of Austria, were asked about their experiences with Propadeutikum candidates. The following aspects were highlighted in the survey: tasks accomplished by trainees, reasons for and against the admission of trainees, satisfaction of trainees with facilities, and improvements, as suggested by facilities. Based on the results obtained, ways to optimize traineeships were discussed together with the Propadeutikum candidates. In order to capture their concerns with greater accuracy, a follow-up study is required to evaluate overall conditions from the trainees' point of view.

Keywords:
Psychotherapeutic Propadeutikum; Psychotherapeutic training; Training program, experiences gained during training program; Traineeships and facilities offering traineeships; Trainees; Social and health care facilities.

Author Biographies

Ursula Margreiter

Dr. Ursula Margreiter, Wissenschaftliche Leiterin des ÖAGG - Psychotherapeutisches Propädeutikum, Wirtschaftspsychologin, Klinische und Gesundheitspsychologin und Psychotherapeutin, Matrasgasse 6, A-1130 Wien

Korrespondenz: Dr. Ursula Margreiter, Lenaugasse 3, A-1080 Wien

Gernot Schwentner

Dr. Gernot Schwentner, Wirtschaftspsychologe, Empirischer Sozialforscher und Referent des ÖAGG - Psychotherapeutisches Propädeutikum, Schellhammergasse 7, A-1160 Wien

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Published

2003-07-01

How to Cite

Margreiter, U., & Schwentner, G. (2003). Pilot Study: Traineeships for the Psychotherapeutic Propadeutikum. Psychotherapie-Wissenschaft, 11(3), 147–151. Retrieved from https://psychotherapie-wissenschaft.info/article/view/427

Issue

No. 3 (2003): Psychotherapie Forum 11/3 (veröffentlicht bei Springer Wien New York)

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