Ausbildung in Psychotherapie in Deutschland und der Schweiz und ihre Bedeutung fur die therapeutische Kompetenz

Ulrike Willutzki; Jean François Botermans; Hansruedi Ambühl; Jill Backfield; Peter Buchheim; Manfred Cierpka; John Davis; Marcia Davis; David Orlinsky; Helge Ronnestad; Tom Schröder

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Ausbildung in Psychotherapie in Deutschland und der Schweiz und ihre Bedeutung fur die therapeutische Kompetenz

Translated title of the contribution: The training status of psychotherapists in Germany and Switzerland and its relevance for therapeutic competence

Ulrike Willutzki, Jean François Botermans, Hansruedi Ambühl, Jill Backfield, Peter Buchheim, Manfred Cierpka, John Davis, Marcia Davis, David Orlinsky, Helge Ronnestad, Tom Schröder

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The training status of psychotherapists in Germany and Switzerland is described and the relationship between training experiences and the therapists' feelings of competence are analysed. Within the framework of the International Study of the Professional Development of Psychotherapists 1065 persons answered a comprehensive questionnaire. Most of these psychotherapists are highly experienced and well trained; in general, they continue with additional training after the completion of their first specialized training. Clinical confidence and self-efficacy expectancies can best be explained by practice features, positive experiences with courses and seminars resp. personal therapy and the training status. A broad theoretical orientation is of additional value.

Translated title of the contribution	The training status of psychotherapists in Germany and Switzerland and its relevance for therapeutic competence
Original language	German
Pages (from-to)	282-289
Number of pages	8
Journal	Psychotherapeut
Volume	42
Issue number	5
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/s002780050077
State	Published - Sep 1997

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