| Institution: | 1.Institut für Psychosomatische Kooperationsforschung und Familientherapie Psychosoziales Zentrum,Uniklinikum Heidelberg,Heidelberg,Deutschland;2.Institut für Psychologie,Universit?t Kassel,Kassel,Deutschland;3.London,England;4.Basel,Schweiz;5.Mainz,Deutschland;6.Heidelberg,Deutschland |
| Abstract: | After the operationalized psychodynamic diagnostics (OPD) system became well established in clinical as well as research contexts, especially in German speaking countries, the OPD task force now focuses on issues, such as modules and new manuals which are related to various clinical contexts. In this article new modules and manuals are presented and discussed in summarized form: the modules for addiction disorders and for forensic patients, the new OPD-2 manual for children and adolescents, an OPD-based manual for formulating initial assessment reports for insurance companies as well as a conceptualization for an operationalized psychodynamic therapy (OPT). |
