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The Aeschi Working Group

MEETING THE SUICIDAL PERSON

The therapeutic approach to the suicidal patient

 
 
  updated 30.01.21  

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FUTURE EVENTS
 
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THE BOOK:
BUILDING A THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE WITH THE SUICIDAL PATIENT
 
THE GUIDELINES FOR CLINICIANS
 
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PROBLEMS IN CLINICAL
PRACTICE
The usual clinical practice
Clinicians' attitudes
Patients' dissatisfaction
Non-attendance in aftercare
Treatment failures
 
A PATIENT-ORIENTED
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New perspectives
Patients' narratives
Patients' inner experiences
Joining the patient
CAMS
The Narrative Action
Theoretical (NAT) approach
Mental Pain
 
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FUTURE EVENTS

 

After 10 Aeschi Conferences the future of these highly successful professional meetings is uncertain.

The Aeschi Conferences have an unique format, in that they focus on patient-centered models of understanding and treating suicidal individuals. A special characteristic is that video-recorded interviews are shown and discussed in the plenary sessions.

The faculty members included therapists and researchers with a professional background ranging from psychoanalysis to concepts of cognitive behavior therapy, collaborative therapy approaches, etc.

If any colleagues familiar with the special Aeschi format are interested in continuing the Aeschi tradition – please contact Konrad Michel (konrad.michel@upd.unibe.ch) or Michael Bostwick (bostwick.john@mayo.edu).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
The Guidelines for Clinicians 1st Aeschi Conference 2nd Aeschi Conference 3rd Aeschi Conference 4th Aeschi Conference 5th Aeschi Conference Future events
The usual clinical practice Clinicians' attitudes Patients' dissatisfaction Non-attendance in aftercare Treatment failures New perspectives Patients' narratives
Patients' inner experiences Joining the patient CAMS The Narrative Action
Theoretical (NAT) approach
Mental pain The Aeschi Group Publications
Links Hotel Aeschi Park Destination Aeschi THE BOOK