Psychotherapeutic Diagnostics

Contents Biographical Notes Introduction Heiner Bartuska, Stefan Wiesnagrotzki: History of the Origination of Psychotherapeutic Diagnostics 1. Diagnostic Guideline for Psychotherapists 9 Preamble A. Psychotherapeutic Diagnostics A. I. Establishing a Diagnosis 1. Symptomatology in Relation to Personality Aspects 2. The Psychotherapeutic Relationship 3. Risk Level A. II. Indications 1. Indications of Psychotherapeutic Treatment 2. Indications of Additional Diagnostic Clarification 3. Indications of a Specific Psychotherapeutic Treatment Option 4. Contraindications B. Psychotherapeutic Guidelines B. I. Guidelines for Establishing a Diagnosis 1. Guideline for the Symptomatological Dimension in Relation to Personality Aspects 2. Guideline for the Dimension 'Psychotherapeutic Relationship' 3. Guideline for Assessing Risk level B. II. Guidelines for Indication 1. Guideline for the Indication of Psychotherapeutic Treatment 2. Guideline for Indication of Further Diagnostic Investigation XIV 3. Guideline for Indication of Specific Psychotherapeutic Options Appendix Appendix 1: Official Expert Opinion (1991) Appendix 2: Supreme Court Decisions Manfred Buchsbaumer & Eds.: Explanatory Notes and Definitions 2. Management and Application of Diagnostics from the Different Methodological Perspectives benedikt lesniewicz: Analytical Psychology (AP) Franz Sedlak: Autogenic Psychotherapy (ATP) Augustinus Karl Wucherer-Huldenfeld, Hans-Dieter Foerster: Daseinsanalyse (DA) Friederike Goldmann, Lilli Lehner: Dynamic Group Psychotherapy (DG) Alfried Längle: The Process of Diagnosis in Existential Analysis Otmar Wiesmeyr: Existential Analysis and Logotherapy(EL) Gerhard Stemberger: Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy (GTP) Hans Kanitschar: Hypnopsychotherapy (HY) Kathleen Höll: Integrative Gestalt Psychotherapy (IG) Markus Hochgerner: Concentrative Movement Therapy (CMT) Marianne Martin, Franz Sedlak: Guided Affective Imagery Psychotherapy (GAI) August Ruhs: Psychoanalysis (PA)