Il trattamento sistemico relazionale del disturbo di panico

Journal title TERAPIA FAMILIARE
Author/s Ruggiero Piperno, Tina Fierro, Marta Paniccia, Tonino Cantelmi
Publishing Year 2003 Issue 2003/72 Language Italian
Pages 34 P. File size 115 KB
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This article is the result of a psychotherapy with two groups of people with Panic Disorder (both with 1 terapist, 1 co-terapist and 10 patients). It has been supposed that group perspective, in some respects, should prove more advantageous for specific PD’s features. We aimed at understanding how much Panic Attack reveals itself in relationship’s establishment and at helping patients to move in different ways, also by short steps, towards an improvement. For keeping psychotherapy accessible to most people, a therapy pattern that should be as successful for symptomatology as for personality organisation was proposed, keeping in mind stronger hypothesis about psychological and biological PD’s development. The epistemological background is systemic-relational. We tried to find a therapy that should allow for either unsettled clinic situations or for indispensable goals. An hypothesis for change and for mental transformation, rather than an inflexible therapy model, was pursued, assessing the whole factors for specific situations, acting on the ones considered more active, and then testing the outcomes that interventions in a specific area arouses in the others. The treatment with these groups pursued specific aims: To reach symptomatology’s control and reduction; To recover relational functioning; To change where possible, some outlooks on world which represent the individual personality organization; to assume to pass to a self-help group, at the end of the psychotherapy.This work argues that panic fear, through group psychotherapy process, turns out to be less painful. Moreover, the group bears a best emotive and social level of functioning, meeting the patients expectations for both effectiveness and cheapness.

Ruggiero Piperno, Tina Fierro, Marta Paniccia, Tonino Cantelmi, Il trattamento sistemico relazionale del disturbo di panico in "TERAPIA FAMILIARE" 72/2003, pp , DOI: