Some post-pandemic considerations of the effect of COVID-19 restrictions on remote treatment of suicidal patients

IF 0.4 Q4 PSYCHIATRY

British Journal of Psychotherapy Pub Date : 2025-06-12 DOI:10.1111/bjp.12978

Mark J. Goldblatt, Elsa Ronningstam, Reinhard Lindner

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Abstract

During the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, important changes were made to the psychotherapeutic process whereby remote treatments became normalised and suicidal distress was communicated from afar. We consider lessons that may be learnt from this experience about the communication of suicidal desperation and engaging the distressed patient through remote mechanisms.

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COVID-19限制对自杀患者远程治疗影响的一些大流行后思考

在全球COVID-19大流行期间，心理治疗过程发生了重要变化，远程治疗变得常态化，自杀痛苦从远处传达。我们认为可以从这一经历中学到的教训是关于自杀绝望的沟通和通过远程机制参与痛苦的病人。

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British Journal of Psychotherapy PSYCHIATRY-

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0.90

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50.00%

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期刊介绍： The British Journal of Psychotherapy is a journal for psychoanalytic and Jungian-analytic thinkers, with a focus on both innovatory and everyday work on the unconscious in individual, group and institutional practice. As an analytic journal, it has long occupied a unique place in the field of psychotherapy journals with an Editorial Board drawn from a wide range of psychoanalytic, psychoanalytic psychotherapy, psychodynamic, and analytical psychology training organizations. As such, its psychoanalytic frame of reference is wide-ranging and includes all schools of analytic practice. Conscious that many clinicians do not work only in the consulting room, the Journal encourages dialogue between private practice and institutionally based practice. Recognizing that structures and dynamics in each environment differ, the Journal provides a forum for an exploration of their differing potentials and constraints. Mindful of significant change in the wider contemporary context for psychotherapy, and within a changing regulatory framework, the Journal seeks to represent current debate about this context.