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PiD - Psychotherapie im Dialog 2021; 22(03): 17-23
DOI: 10.1055/a-1215-1541
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Depression(stherapie) – ein Feld der Integration?

Henning Schauenburg
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Wer hätte gedacht, dass uns die Wirklichkeit auf eine solche Weise mit dem Thema Depression konfrontieren würde, wie es durch die Corona-Pandemie geschieht? Viele Menschen sind Belastungen ausgesetzt, haben berufliche und familiäre Sorgen, Zukunftsängste – typische Faktoren, die ein Anwachsen depressiver Erkrankungen erwarten lassen.



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