Carola Mathers

Siemens (United Kingdom)

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Dale Mathers

Society of Analytical Psychology

Dale Mathers

Transnational Press London

Guenther Platsch

Siemens Healthcare (Germany)

Torsten Kuwert

Universitätsklinikum Erlangen

Ashok Bhat

Manipal Academy of Higher Education

Tom Burns

Iscte – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Tom Wright

Kensington Health

Dorit Merhof

University of Regensburg

Andrew Oliver

St George's, University of London

Alan Beadsmoore

University of Westminster

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St George's, University of London

St George's Hospital

Motion Control (United States)

Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

Klinik und Poliklinik für Nuklearmedizin

Bayer (Germany)

Siemens Healthcare (Germany)

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West, Marcus. Into the Darkest Places. Early Relational Trauma and Borderline States of Mind. London: Karnac. 2016. Pp. xxv + 334. Pbk. £29.99

Journal of Analytical Psychology (2017)

Carola Mathers

10.1111/1468-5922.12290

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Introduction

Routledge eBooks (2024)

Dale Mathers Carola Mathers

10.4324/9781003319696-1

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`Mind the gap': The symbolic container, dreams and transformation

Carola Mathers

10.4324/9780203871874-15

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A Controlled Trial of Home-Based Acute Psychiatric Services

The British Journal of Psychiatry (1993)

Tom Burns Alan Beadsmoore Ashok Bhat Andrew Oliver Carola Mathers

While research has shown community-based psychiatric care to be as good as, or better than, hospital-based care, generalisation to clinical practice has been difficult. This prospective, randomised controlled study examined a community-based approach feasible within NHS conditions. Ninety-four patients were randomly allocated to experimental and 78 to control treatments and followed for one year. The groups were well matched apart from an excess of psychotic control patients. No differences in clinical or social functioning outcome were found. Both groups improved substantially on clinical measures in the first six weeks, with some slow consolidation thereafter. There were three suicides in the control group and one in the experimental group. Access to care was better in the experimental group (93% attended assessment) than in the control group (75% attended assessment).

Clinical Practice

10.1192/bjp.163.1.49

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‘Psychoanalysis—Science or Nonscience?’

Bulletin of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (1987)

Carola Mathers

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Content (measure theory)

10.1192/pb.11.4.133-a

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Group therapy in the management of epilepsy

British Journal of Medical Psychology (1992)

Carola Mathers

A pilot project using group therapy with patients from an epilepsy clinic is described. Observations of the group show that members were able to discuss their feelings about having epilepsy, and the difficulties the disorder caused in all areas of their lives, and to tolerate and learn from seizures which took place during group meetings. The greatest benefit was meeting others with epilepsy and sharing experiences in an environment that was not overprotective or overanxious, in contrast to their usual surroundings. The author suggests that groups of a similar nature could be a useful addition to the management of people with epilepsy.

Group psychotherapy

10.1111/j.2044-8341.1992.tb01708.x

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Depth psychology and dreaming

Routledge eBooks (2024)

Dale Mathers Carola Mathers

Depth psychology

10.4324/9781003319696-6

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The natural philosophy of sleep and dreams