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[Externalizing the problem--a method in psychiatric treatment].

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  • 1Voksenpsykiatrisk poliklinikk, Sarpsborg helse-og sosialdistrikt.

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Externalizing the problem, a therapeutic method by Michael White, involves naming and separating issues from identity. This approach empowers patients and families to develop strategies for overcoming challenges.

Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Therapeutic Methods

Background:

  • Michael White, an Australian family therapist, developed externalizing the problem.
  • This method involves giving problems linguistic designations to separate them from a patient's identity.

Observation:

  • The patient and family engage in dialogue about the problem's effects.
  • Strategies are developed to overcome the externalized problem, referred to as 'the problem tyrant'.

Findings:

  • The authors applied Michael White's methods to various psychiatric issues.
  • The paper details the theory and presents clinical examples of its application.

Implications:

  • This therapeutic approach offers a novel way to address psychiatric problems.

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  • Externalizing the problem may enhance patient and family coping mechanisms.