- Preface
- An Outline of IPT
- 1 What Is IPT?
- 2 Beginning IPT
- 3 Grief
- 4 Interpersonal Disputes
- 5 Role Transitions
- 6 Interpersonal Deficits
- 7 Termination
- 8 Techniques in IPT and the Therapist’s Role
- 9 Common Therapeutic Issues and Patient Questions
- 10 Overview of Adaptations of IPT
- 11 Maintenance Treatment of Depression
- 12 Pregnancy, Miscarriage, and Postpartum Depression
- 13 Depression in Adolescents and Children
- 14 Depression in Older Adults
- 15 Depression in Medical Patients
- 16 Dysthymic Disorder
- 17 Bipolar Disorder
- 18 Substance Abuse
- 19 Eating Disorders
- 20 Anxiety Disorders
- 21 Borderline Personality Disorder
- 22 IPT Across Cultures and in Developing Countries
- 23 Group, Conjoint, and Telephone Formats for IPT
- 24 Training and Resources
- Appendix A Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression
- Appendix B Interpersonal Psychotherapy Outcome Scale, Therapist’s Version
- References
- Index
(p. 110) Depression in Medical Patients
- Chapter:
- (p. 110) Depression in Medical Patients
- Author(s):
Myrna M. Weissman
, John C. Markowitz
, and Gerald L. Klerman
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med:psych/9780195309416.003.0015
This chapter explores adaptations for using interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) in depression in medical patients, including primary care and the elderly, a case example of depression with diabetes, and interpersonal counseling.
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- Preface
- An Outline of IPT
- 1 What Is IPT?
- 2 Beginning IPT
- 3 Grief
- 4 Interpersonal Disputes
- 5 Role Transitions
- 6 Interpersonal Deficits
- 7 Termination
- 8 Techniques in IPT and the Therapist’s Role
- 9 Common Therapeutic Issues and Patient Questions
- 10 Overview of Adaptations of IPT
- 11 Maintenance Treatment of Depression
- 12 Pregnancy, Miscarriage, and Postpartum Depression
- 13 Depression in Adolescents and Children
- 14 Depression in Older Adults
- 15 Depression in Medical Patients
- 16 Dysthymic Disorder
- 17 Bipolar Disorder
- 18 Substance Abuse
- 19 Eating Disorders
- 20 Anxiety Disorders
- 21 Borderline Personality Disorder
- 22 IPT Across Cultures and in Developing Countries
- 23 Group, Conjoint, and Telephone Formats for IPT
- 24 Training and Resources
- Appendix A Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression
- Appendix B Interpersonal Psychotherapy Outcome Scale, Therapist’s Version
- References
- Index
