Dierondersteunde psychotherapie bij een volwassene met vroegkinderlijke chronische traumatisering

Doel: Een introductie van en rationale voor het inzetten van dieren in Geestelijke Gezondheidszorg. Methode: Een beknopte theoretische uiteenzetting wordt geillustreerd met een case study bijeen client met vroegkinderlijke traumatisering bij wie een psychodynamische psychotherapie ondersteund met het paard is ingezet. Conclusie: Het inzetten van experientiele interventies m.b.v. het paard kunnen helpen bij affectregulatie waarmee een volgende stap in de persoonsontwikkeling en psychotherapeutisch proces op gang kan worden gebracht.

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  2019-12-20

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  DOI 10.31739/ggzv.2019.2.2
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