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PiD - Psychotherapie im Dialog 2024; 25(04): 37-42
DOI: 10.1055/a-2249-8238
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Grundlagen einer neurobiologisch fundierten Schmerzpsychotherapie

Ulrich T. Egle
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Niklaus Egloff
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Das Ziel der neuen Marburg Deklaration ist es, einen Wandel im Verständnis psychischer Störungen und ihrer Behandlung anzuregen, um die Kluft zwischen Grundlagenwissenschaft und klinischer Anwendung zu überbrücken. Für eine personalisierte Behandlungsplanung sollten sich Studien auf psychologische und neurobiologische Mechanismen und darüber generierte Erwartungen konzentrieren, statt heterogene „Störungen“ in den Mittelpunkt zu stellen [1].



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19 November 2024

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