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4.2.2 Department of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy The department provides specialty training in psychotherapeutic medicine, in compliance with the relevant guidelines of the Medical Association North Rhine. Doctors in their medical internship as well as doctors undergoing specialty training are encouraged to acquire skills, experiences and knowledge in the theoretic fundamentals, diagnostics, differential diagnostics and therapy of mental illnesses and disorders. Post-graduate medical doctors need at least five years for their specialist training in psychotherapeutic medicine. Three of these years must be spent in psychotherapeutic medicine, one year in internal medicine and one year in psychiatry. During this time, the doctors undergoing specialty training acquire comprehensive theoretical knowledge as well as experiences in a wide range of psychotherapy techniques. They also have the opportunity of familiarising themselves with these techniques in different types of psychotherapy environments (inpatient, partial hospitalisation and outpatient). These intensive psychotherapies are supervised internally as well as – in the course of casuistic-technical seminars – by external supervisors. Lectures and seminars serve to convey the fundamentals of psychobiology, psychophysiology, development psychology, personality models and the science of neuroses. We also familiarise young graduates with psychodiagnostic test methods, behaviour diagnostics, the dynamics of relationships between couples and members of the same group as well as the teACHinG psychoanalytical and cognitive-behavioural methods of psychotherapy. The specialty training in psychotherapeutic medicine extends beyond the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and experiences in the supervised application of psychotherapeutic techniques to self-awareness exercises, conducted in Balint groups and in individual as well as group sessions. Psychologists who participated in this programme during the period under review ultimately obtained the license to practice as psychological psychotherapists. The specialty training curricula were delivered in close cooperation with the Institute for Psychotherapeutic Medicine, Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy Düsseldorf and the Institute for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Düsseldorf. Joint ventures such as these are necessary because some of the courses the post-graduates are supposed to take – for example, the self-awareness training – cannot legally take place in the context of an (office) relationship of dependence. In cooperation with these institutions of higher learning, the hospital can provide medical doctors and psychologists in general practice with a wide range of continuing medical education and specialty training courses. Both the courses in the fundamentals of psychosomatic medicine and the specialty training in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis serve to integrate the psychotherapeutic/psychosomatic healthcare approaches into the primarily somatic work of medical doctors. In addition, external experts are regularly invited as guest speakers and as contributors to seminars. (See overview of programmes 2001-2009: Table 19) Table 19: Continuing medical education and specialty teaching seminars in 2001 Lecturer Course Title E. Brähler, Leipzig Sex- and age-dependency of physical complaints over the course of time E.-M. Biermann-Rathjen, Hamburg Association theory and the theory of client-centred psychotherapy Heide, Düsseldorf Child and adolescent psychosomatic medicine M. Löwer-Hirsch, Düsseldorf Social dreaming A. Kolping-Derichsweiler, Mönchengladbach Integrative physical therapy: an introduction to the Hakomi method A. Schweickhardt What are we actually doing when we are empathetic? 185
lVR-KliniKum DÜSSelDoRF – HoSPitAl oF tHe HeinRiCH-Heine uniVeRSitY DÜSSelDoRF 186 Table 20: Continuing training seminars in 2002 Lecturer Course Title R. Larisch, Düsseldorf Imaging procedures in brain research. An overview of the procedures used A. Klimke, Düsseldorf Investigating patients with depression using imaging methods S. Klein Improving illness management in SLE patients C. Kirschbaum, Düsseldorf Psychoendocrinological stress research Y. Erim, Essen Psychosomatic aspects of the care of transplant patients R. Huber-Schaffrath, Mönchengladbach Spiritual phenomena in psychotherapy R. Lutz, Düsseldorf Principles of euthymia treatment Table 21: Continuing training seminars in 2003 Lecturer Course Title B. Klose, Düsseldorf Concepts and countertransference phenomena of suicide dynamics H. Gündel, Munich Grief, pain, alexithymia: New findings regarding the role of the anterior cingular cortex in affect processing M. Schwarz, Düsseldorf Hereditary metabolism disorders in adults E. Koch, Essen What do referring doctors except from hospital-based psychotherapists of migrants? Chr. Weismüller, Düsseldorf Theoretical aspects of the group Th. Rotthoff, Düsseldorf Adipositas from the view of internal medicine M. Schmidt-Degenhardt, Düsseldorf Oneiroid as a coping therapy in extreme situations J. Eversmann, Osnabrück Affect regulatory functions in binge-eating H. J. Maaz/U. Gedeon, Düsseldorf The integrative approach to structural disorders (clinical experiences with the Lilith complex) Table 22: Continuing training seminars in 2004 Lecturer Course Title A. Thakkar-Scholz, Düsseldorf Environmental medicine and mental disorders J. Eversmann, Osnabrück Affect regulatory functions in binge-eating S. Winter, Langenfeld The effectiveness of antidepressants G. E. Jacoby, Bad Oeynhausen A special hospital for eating disorders W. Reuter, Düsseldorf Spiritual care: a psychoanalytically oriented use of spiritual care for mental illnesses B. Tutschek, Düsseldorf Ethics in perinatal medicine R. Görling, Düsseldorf Violence in the media and its effects F. Schäfer, Wuppertal The central processing of emotional facial expressions M. Langenbach, Cologne Essentially an ego-displacement – A subjective experience of organ transplant Table 23: Continuing training seminars in 2005 Lecturer Course Title K. Förster, Tübingen Medical opinion in psychosomatics medicine U. Nitz, Düsseldorf Interdisciplinary breast centre in the University Hospital of Düsseldorf – conceptualisation and structure K. Grossmann/K. E. Grossmann, Regensburg Relationship with parents and expectations from life partners
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