A method of structured brief psychotherapy

Bernard K. Rosen

British Journal of Medical Psychology · 1979 · 16 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

Structured brief psychotherapy is a method of organizing treatment along problem-solving lines. The features of this method are the selection of problem areas, the translation of insight into specific activity, the structuring of psychodynamics and a concentration on termination events. The method is illustrated by clinical examples.