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Een cognitief model voor de behandeling van overmatige schuldgevoelens

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Schuldgevoel maakt duidelijk dat een morele norm is overtreden, waardoor anderen zijn benadeeld. Dit gevoel kan zowel functioneel als disfunctioneel zijn. Disfunctioneel schuldgevoel wordt geassocieerd met verschillende vormen van psychopathologie. Schuldgevoel wordt beschouwd als het resultaat van de interactie tussen cognitieve en affectieve bestanddelen. Aan de hand van een cognitieve conceptualisatie worden de behandelmogelijkheden van overmatig schuldgevoel geschetst.

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    Colin van der Heiden (gezondheidszorgpsycholoog)

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    Colin van der Heiden (gezondheidszorgpsycholoog)

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Feelings of guilt make clear that a moral standard has been broken. These feelings can be functional as well as dysfunctional. Dysfunctional guilt is associated with several psychological disorders. Feelings of guilt are considered to be the result of the interaction between cognitive and affective elements. On the basis of a cognitive conceptualization various possible therapeutic interventions to aid a patient in dealing with a surplus of guilt are described.

Hij werkt als therapeut en vestigingsmanager bij de hsk-groep in Rotterdam.

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van der Heiden, C. Een cognitief model voor de behandeling van overmatige schuldgevoelens. DITH 21, 30–38 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03060250

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