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[The psychiatrist's basic attitude in the treatment of acute psychoses]
Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift (1946)
|June 30, 1983
Abstract:
The basic attitude of the psychiatrist is important from the onset of psychosis and during acute treatment for the course of illness and rehabilitation of the patient. One has to know systemic processes in human systems and its underlying rules. The system in which the patient is part of is confronted with the system of helpers. The meaning of this system for the course of psychosis and the efforts of helpers is to be explored, recognized and has to be ordered with clear rules and competences.