Issue 3/4 Vol. 36 1994

Table of Contents

• Therapeutic schools and eclecticism
  HERMER, M.
  
• Structural problems of the psychotherapeutic field under the perspective of professional politics, theoretical concepts and praxeology
  PETZOLD, H.
  
• Client-centered therapy and behaviour therapy - supplementation, combination and extension
  TAUSCH, R.
  
• The social dimension - inescapable, indispensable! (Shown through the example of schizophrenia)
  CIOMPI, L.
  
• Examination of the concept "integration"
  BEISEL, J., WEGENER, B.
  
• Strategies and problems in integrative in-patient treatment of severe personality disorders
  LOHMER, M.
  
• The psychotic symptom: its significance for diagnosis, its psycho-dynamic function, its value for integrative treatment
  MATAKAS, F.
  
• Is schizophrenia an affective disorder? Affect-typological understanding and integrative treatment of schizophrenia
  MACHLEIDT, W.
  
• Integrating treatment of sexual disorders
  THIESSEN, G.
  
• Integrative in-patient therapy for eating disorders
  LAUER, G., KRONMÜLLER, K.T., BUCHHOLZ, C.
  
• Integration in therapy for children - results of empirical psychology as a basis -
  BAUMGÄRTEL, F.
  
• Psychotherapy and psychopharmacotherapy
  EHMANN-HÄNSCH, E.
  
• The "domesticised body" - the treatment of "damaged corporality" in integrative therapy
  ORTH, I.
  
• Co-operation between psychologists and medical doctors in a psychosomatic clinic - problems and prospects -
  WEIGAND-WOLFF, R.
  
• Institutional psychotherapy - an "integrative" beginning
  KRISOR, M.
  

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