(2009): Five systems of psychiatric classification for preschool children: Do differences in validity, usefulness and reliability make for competitive or complimentary constellations? Child Psychiatry and Human Development 40(1): 25-41.1.8 million children and adolescents in Germany suffer from a mental disorder, and the trend is rising. Postert C., Averbeck-Holocher M., Beyer T., Müller J., Fürniss T. Child Psychiatry and Human Development 43(4): 533-543. (2012): Prognosis and continuity of child mental health problems from preschool to primary school: Results of a four-year longitudinal study. Infant Mental Health Journal 33(2): 173-186.īeyer T., Postert C., Müller J.M., Fürniss T. (2012): Regulatory disorders in early childhood: Correlates in child behaviour, parent-child relationship, and parental mental health. Postert C., Müller J.M., Achtergarde S., Averbeck-Holocher M., Fürniss T. International Journal of Mental Health Systems 7:1-12.
Implementing psychiatric day treatment for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their families: A study from a clinical and organizational perspective. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health 7(17):1-10.įürniss T., Müller J.M., Achtergarde S., Wessing I., Averbeck-Holocher M., Postert C. Inter-rater reliability and aspects of validity of the Parent-Infant Relationship Global Assessment Scale (PIR-GAS). Müller J.M., Achtergarde S., Frantzmann H., Steinberg K., Skorozhenina O., Beyer T., Fürniss T., Postert C. Preschool-age male psychiatric patients with specific developmental disorders and those without: Do they differ in behavior problems and treatment outcome? Infants and Young Children 27(4): 359-377. Praxis der Kinderpsychologie und Kinderpsychiatrie 63(10), 812-820.Īchtergarde S., Becke J., Beyer T., Postert C., Romer G., Müller J.M. Multiprofessionelle Intervallbehandlung psychisch kranker Kinder im Vorschulalter und ihrer Eltern in einer Familientagesklinik. Achtergarde S., Wessing I, Romer G., Fürniss T., Averbeck-Holocher M., Müller J. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families 23(2) 167-179. Parenting and Child Mental Health: Influences of Parent Personality, Child Temperament, and their Interaction. Child Psychiatry and Human Development 46(2):257-69.Īchtergarde S., Postert C., Wessing I., Romer G., Müller J.M. Psychiatric treatment outcomes of preschool children in a family day hospital. M., Averbeck-Holocher M., Romer G., Fürniss T., Achtergarde S., Postert C. The evaluation data indicates the efficacy of the treatment concept. This involves close cooperation with social, curative education and community psychiatric services, whose staff can be integrated into the family day clinic treatment process in order to contribute to intensive intersectoral networking.įollowing interval treatment, families can remain connected to the family day clinic on an outpatient basis for a longer period of time on a low-threshold basis. Subject to diagnostic and therapeutic requirements, areas such as nearby recreational or shopping areas can also be made use of for activity-oriented therapy in order to further enhance the ecological validity of the treatment setting. The team provides an intensive relationship-oriented multimodal and activity-oriented treatment programme, which is positioned at the interface between day clinic and outpatient care.Īs part of an innovative family-oriented approach, group and individual treatment of the children and their parents, video-supported therapy of parent-child interactions, psychiatric and psychotherapeutic treatment of the parents, use of self-help aspects as well as family therapeutic interventions involving other siblings all complement each other within the framework of an integrated model (for an overview see Postert et al. The multi-disciplinary treatment team is made up of child and adolescent psychiatrists, occupational therapists and specialists from psychiatric care, psychology, curative education and motopedics.
#Gesundheit hospital trial
Here, community-based treatment of children of pre-school age with mental illnesses and developmental disorders and their parents is provided as interval treatment, with a regular frequency consisting of short treatment phases in the family day clinic and long trial phases in the families' living environment.
This research project, which is conducted in cooperation with Münster University Hospital, involves work on the development and evaluation of an innovative multi-professional family-oriented treatment concept at Münster University Hospital, the first family day clinic in Germany.
Student Guidance and Counselling Service (ZSB).
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