Emotionen in der systemischen Therapie

How can systemic approaches be made significantly more effective, especially for the challenges of individual psychotherapy? What additional methods and perspectives are required to change disorder-specific personality patterns in a targeted, solution-oriented and sustainable manner? Michael Raisch gives emotions as a transformative force an important place in the systemic theoretical structure and thus expands the therapeutic possibilities. He explains the basics of emotion-based work and shows how experience-oriented approaches can enrich systemic practice. Michael Raisch presents procedures such as schema therapy, emotion-focused therapy and inner-child work in detail and uses numerous case studies to explain how a new emotional understanding enables resilient and self-care experiences.