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Dalla montagna al topolino: commento a ‘Consensus conference sulle terapie psicologiche per ansia e depressione’
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Il presente lavoro vuole costituire una lettura critica della Consensus conference sulle terapie psicologiche per ansia e depressione che è oggi un documento ufficialmente assunto dal Ministero della Salute e dunque fa da riferimento per gli operatori del settore. Questa autorevolezza formale rende opportuno che il documento venga conosciuto e valutato in modo approfondito. Vengono qui analizzati i principali ambiti trattati distinguendo fra la relazione per la giuria e le raccomandazioni assunte dalla giuria stessa. Come vedremo vi è grande distanza fra le due parti come i giudici stessi hanno colto. Ma altri aspetti riteniamo meritino attenzione: l’insufficiente approfondimento sull’infanzia e l’adolescenza, la prospettiva ristretta assunta rispetto al tipo di studi ritenuti utili, le raccomandazioni sulla formazione. Limiti che definiamo gravi e che rendono il documento, pur animato dalle migliori intenzioni, almeno in apparenza, un testo scarsamente convincente che necessita di ampie revisioni per raggiungere standard accettabili.
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Papini, S. P., & Vanni, F. (2023). Dalla montagna al topolino: commento a ‘Consensus conference sulle terapie psicologiche per ansia e depressione’. Ricerca Psicoanalitica, 34(2). https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2023.793
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