Patient Capacity and Dynamic Aspects of the Psychotherapeutic Process Impacting the Course and Outcomes of Treatment
The study is a 3-month controlled trial that aims to measure changes in patient's capacity (mindfulness, resilience, insight, working alliance) and intensity of neurotic symptoms. The following tools are used: the Freiburg Mindfulness Inventory, the Psychological Insight Questionnaire, the Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale - Short Version, the Working Alliance Inventory - Short Version and the "O" Symptom Questionnaire. During 12-week group intervention patients are asked to fill in the appropriate set of questionnaires four times (at the beginning, two times between and at the end of treatment). The study is conducted in the Psychotherapy Unit of University Hospital in Krakow.
Short-term, Intensive Psychodynamic Group Therapy Versus Cognitive-behavioral Group Therapy in the Day Treatment
Doing More With Less": Optimizing Psychotherapeutic Services in the Mental Health System