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Psychotherapie in der Psychiatrie pp 269–290Cite as

Störungsspezifi sche Psychotherapie der Zwangserkrankung

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Im Wissen um die Endlichkeit unseres Daseins versuchen wir alle, unserem Leben Sicherheit, Verlässlichkeit und Struktur zu geben. Im Straßenverkehr passen wir auf, dass wir niemanden überfahren, bei der Arbeit achten wir darauf, wichtige Akten sorgsam zu behandeln, und im Umgang mit unseren Kindern treff en wir Vorkehrungen, um sie nicht unnötiger Gefährdung auszusetzen. In der Regel stehen unsere Vorsichtsmaßnahmen in angemessenem Bezug zu der real existierenden Gefahr. Wenn wir aber eine Strecke mit dem Auto mehrmals abfahren, um sicherzugehen, niemanden verletzt zu haben, vor dem Verlassen des Arbeitszimmers jedes Mal 2 Stunden damit verbringen, unsere Unterlagen auf Ordentlichkeit zu überprüfen, unsere komplette Wohnungseinrichtung täglich mit Desinfektionsmitteln behandeln, um unsere Familie vor Keimen zu bewahren, liegt der Verdacht einer Zwangsstörung nahe.

„Und wir: Zuschauer, immer, überall, dem allen zugewandt und nie hinaus! Uns überfüllts. Wir ordnens. Es zerfällt. Wir ordnens wieder und zerfallen selbst.“ (Rainer Maria Rilke, Achte Duineser Elegie)

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Voderholzer, U., Külz, A.K. (2010). Störungsspezifi sche Psychotherapie der Zwangserkrankung. In: Arolt, V., Kersting, A. (eds) Psychotherapie in der Psychiatrie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-32779-0_12

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