Tom 14, Nr 2 (2017)
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Kto i w jaki sposób prowadzi psychoterapię w Polsce. Część I. Przegląd dotychczasowych badań
Psychiatria 2017;14(2):85-89.
Streszczenie
W pierwszej części artykułu przedstawiono przegląd dotychczasowych badań na temat praktyki psychoterapii w Polsce. Autorzy dotarli w sumie do pięciu, które empirycznie weryfikowały pytania o to, kto i w jaki sposób prowadzi psychoterapię w Polsce. Niniejszy przegląd unaocznia, że wiedza z tego zakresu jest niewielka, ponieważ badania te pochodzą sprzed wielu lat i były prowadzone w grupach o niewielkiej liczebności. Autorzy wskazują, że istnieją próby przeprowadzone w dużych grupach ukazujące praktykę psychoterapii w takich krajach, jak Stany Zjednoczone, Wielka Brytania, Australia, Argentyna, Chiny, Niemcy, Norwegia. Artykuł kończy się konkluzją, że istnieje potrzeba wiedzy dotycząca nakreślenia obrazu polskiej psychoterapii, którą może zaspokoić badanie przeprowadzone w 2012 roku wśród osób stosujących psychoterapię. Opisano je w części II artykułu.
Słowa kluczowe: psychoterapeucipsychoterapiaPolskapraktyka zawodowa
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