Context: The purpose of this critical review was to examine the role of staging in planning a psychotherapeutic intervention in depressive disorders. Evidence acquisition: English language studies concerned with staging in depressive disorders were identified in Medline, PsychInfo and Web of Science and by manual search of the literature. Selection of articles was based on their methodological quality and implications for clinical practice. Results: Staging may allow to apply a psychotherapeutic intervention to specific phases of development of depressive disorders: certain psychotherapeutic approaches, such as well-being therapy and mindfulness based cognitive therapy, appear to be uniquely suited for addressing the residual phase of depression, whereas interpersonal psychotherapy has been mainly tested in the acute phase. Cognitive behavioral treatment appears to be suitable for all phases, but with chronic or double depression its modifications (e.g., cognitive behavioral analysis system of psychotherapy) appear to be indicated. Staging may also allow to assess past and potential resistance to treatment. Conclusions: Treatment options, including psychotherapy, need to be filtered by clinical judgment and patient-specific problems that take into account individual staging classifications of the depressive illness.
The Role of Staging in Planning Psychotherapeutic Interventions in Depression / Guidi, Jenny; Tomba, Elena; Cosci, Fiammetta; Park, Seung K.; Fava, Giovanni A.. - In: JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY. - ISSN 0160-6689. - STAMPA. - 78:(2017), pp. 456-463. [10.4088/JCP.16r10736]
The Role of Staging in Planning Psychotherapeutic Interventions in Depression
COSCI, FIAMMETTA;
2017
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Context: The purpose of this critical review was to examine the role of staging in planning a psychotherapeutic intervention in depressive disorders. Evidence acquisition: English language studies concerned with staging in depressive disorders were identified in Medline, PsychInfo and Web of Science and by manual search of the literature. Selection of articles was based on their methodological quality and implications for clinical practice. Results: Staging may allow to apply a psychotherapeutic intervention to specific phases of development of depressive disorders: certain psychotherapeutic approaches, such as well-being therapy and mindfulness based cognitive therapy, appear to be uniquely suited for addressing the residual phase of depression, whereas interpersonal psychotherapy has been mainly tested in the acute phase. Cognitive behavioral treatment appears to be suitable for all phases, but with chronic or double depression its modifications (e.g., cognitive behavioral analysis system of psychotherapy) appear to be indicated. Staging may also allow to assess past and potential resistance to treatment. Conclusions: Treatment options, including psychotherapy, need to be filtered by clinical judgment and patient-specific problems that take into account individual staging classifications of the depressive illness.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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