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Lübeck, Dietrun: Psychologie für die Arbeit mit Erwachsenen mit psychischen Problemen (2023)
van Randenborgh, Annette
Hochsensitivität–ein Temperamentsmerkmal bereichert Psychotherapie (2023)
Krampe, Harald ; van Randenborgh, Annette
Eine wachsende Zahl an Studien festigt die Sicht auf Hochsensitivität als ein Temperamentsmerkmal, das das Erleben und Verhalten eines bedeutsamen Teils der Bevölkerung stark beeinflusst. Dieser Beitrag fasst wichtige Erkenntnisse dieser Literatur zusammen und erläutert, wie sich das Merkmal im Alltag von Menschen bemerkbar macht. Weiterhin wird die Bedeutung von Hochsensitivität für die Ätiologie psychischer Störungen beleuchtet und es werden Implikationen für das psychotherapeutische Vorgehen zusammengetragen: Neben einer zuverlässigen Diagnostik ist die Aufklärung über die neuronale Besonderheit essenziell. Interventionen gegen Selbststigmatisierung, zur Aufarbeitung biographischer Verletzungen und innerer Konflikte sowie für verbesserte Stressverarbeitung und Emotionsregulation sind vielversprechend und lieferten erste Evidenznachweise.
Gleicher Einsatz trotz ungleicher Rollen? Über die Koproduktion von Beratenden und Klient*innen in der psychosozialen Beratung (2023)
van Randenborgh, Annette ; Barlag, Kira
In the current manuscript, we investigate the collaboration (coproduction) in counseling sessions by means of an online-survey, in which 30 counseling practitioners took part. On the one hand, we focus on the different phases of a counseling process and survey in which phase the practitioners perceive the effort of the counselor or the client as higher. Secondly, we ask which type of input is expected from the two persons involved in a counseling session (i.e., structuring the session or coming up with impulses and ideas). Contrary to our predictions, in none of the phases the effort of the client is perceived as signifi-cantly higher than the effort of the counselor. Focusing on the role of the coun-selor, it is noteworthy that counselors perceive only surprisingly low levels of responsibility for stabilizing the counseling results and for prophylaxis. Con-cerning the type of input to a counseling session, structuring the session as well as providing impulses/ideas is predominantly seen as the counselor’s duty. From this study, it remains unclear what kind of input is expected from the client. We suggest that future research could study coproduction from the perspective of different schools of counseling separately.
Selbstwert (2022)
van Randenborgh, Annette
Selbstsicherheit (2022)
van Randenborgh, Annette
Klinische Sozialpsychologie (2022)
van Randenborgh, Annette
Selbstkonzept (2022)
van Randenborgh, Annette
Beratungspsychologie (2021)
van Randenborgh, Annette
Hochbegabt! Und jetzt? Beratungsbedarfe von hochbegabten Erwachsenen (2020)
Enning, Janina ; Krömer, Birte ; Lorse, Susanna ; Kappe, Simon ; van Randenborgh, Annette
Does intellectual giftedness pave the way towards satisfaction and success or is it rather a source of self-insecurity and further problems? The current Germany-wide quantitative online survey, in which 862 intellectual gifted adults (age 18+) with a minimum IQ of 130 points participated, focuses on the overall satisfaction in diverse categories, such as profession, social environment and family. Hereby, this comparative study differentiates between early- and late-diagnosed intellectually gifted people. Based on four hypotheses it is investigated how an early- or late diagnosis of intellectual giftedness impacts overall satisfaction and occupational satisfaction and to what extent all participants expressed a need for professional support. The study finds, that individuals who learned about their giftedness only in adulthood and who were surprised about this finding showed diminished self-satisfaction as compared to other highly gifted individuals. Furthermore, the study revealed that the majority of the intellectually gifted participants expressed a need for qualified professional counsel-ling, hereby reinforcing the notion that social workers should be trained to work with this specific group of people. In conclusion, this study contributes to a potential debate about support for highly gifted individuals provided by social work and other counselling professions.
Attachment Status Affects Heart Rate Responses to Experimental Ostracism in Inpatients with Depression (2016)
de Rubeis, J. ; Sütterlin, S. ; Lange, D. ; Pawelzik, M. ; van Randenborgh, A. ; Victor, D. ; Vögele, C.
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