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Malin Bäck är doktorand i klinisk psykologi vid institutionen för beteendevetenskap och lärande, IBL, vid Linköpings Universitet. Forskningsområdet för hennes avhandling är Interpersonell psykoterapi, IPT vid ätstörning. Malin har sedan 2008 varit engagerad i flera psykoterapistudier i olika roller; som forskare, handledare och psykoterapeut. Här kan du läsa om de olika projekten, dess publikationer och lite till.
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Studie söker deltagare; Att jobba med IPT i grupp
Vi vill fråga dig om du vill delta i ett forskningsprojekt kring hur man lär sig och använder en metod. I det här dokumentet får du information om studien och om vad det innebär att delta. Läs mer här!
Internationella dagen mot ätstörningar, den 2 Juni erbjuder vi flera föreläsningar över Zoom.
Den 2 Juni är det internationella dagen mot ätstörning. Vi vill uppmärksamma denna dag på lite olika sätt Vi kommer erbjuda ett par föreläsningar inom området med lite olika vinkel. Läs mer här:
Workshop & konsensusreflektion kring IPT i gruppformat
Är du gruppterapeut med fokus på Interpesonell psykoterapi, IPT? Har du tidigare jobbat med IPT i gruppformat eller varit handledare för någon som bedrivit gruppbehandling utifrån IPT? Du är i så fall välkommen att att delta vid en heldagssammankomst med likasinnade för gemensamma reflektioner och kunskapsutbyte.
Publikationer
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Artiklar
Käll A, Bäck M, Welin C, Åman H, Bjerkander R, Wänman M, Lindegaard T, Berg M, Moche H, Shafran R, Andersson G. Therapist-Guided Internet-Based Treatments for Loneliness: A Randomized Controlled Three-Arm Trial Comparing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Interpersonal Psychotherapy. Psychother Psychosom. 2021;90(5):351-358. doi: 10.1159/000516989. Epub 2021 Jun 28. PMID: 34182552.
ABSTRACT – Introduction: Chronic loneliness has been linked to many adverse outcomes, including mental health problems. Psychological treatment of loneliness can be effective, but the evidence base is limited. Objective: To investigate the efficacy of 2 internet-based interventions based on cognitive behavioral therapy (ICBT) and interpersonal psychotherapy (IIPT) relative to a wait-list control group and each other.Methods: A total of 170 participants were recruited and randomized to either 9 weeks of ICBT (n = 68), IIPT (n = 68), or a wait-list condition (n = 34). The primary outcome was loneliness, measured using the UCLA Loneliness Scale before, during, and after treatment. Secondary measures of psychiatric disorders and quality of life were administered before and after treatment. Follow-up was conducted 4 months after the treatment had ended. Primary outcome data were analyzed using growth curve modeling. Secondary outcomes were analyzed using robust regression models. The trial was preregistered (ClinicalTrials.gov ID: NCT03807154). Results: The ICBT condition had a significantly greater impact on loneliness compared to the wait-list and IIPT conditions. Effect sizes were moderate to large (Cohen d = 0.71) compared to the wait-list and moderate (d = 0.53) compared to IIPT. The IIPT condition did not differ significantly from the wait-list. Both active treatments led to significant increases in quality of life. Only the ICBT group had significantly lower symptoms of depression and generalized anxiety compared to the wait-list group. Treatment gains were maintained but not improved at follow-up. Conclusions: ICBT can be an efficacious option for alleviating loneliness. The IIPT intervention was not as effective.
Bäck, M., Falkenström, F., Gustafsson, S.A. et al. Reduction in depressive symptoms predicts improvement in eating disorder symptoms in interpersonal psychotherapy: results from a naturalistic study. J Eat Disord 8, 33 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40337-020-00308-1
Del av specialutgåvan ”Eating Disorders, Emotions and Mood Disorders” https://link.springer.com/journal/40337/topicalCollection/AC_e26f41fcab24080badc8fa717d16f006
ABSTRACT -Background: Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) can be effective for both Bulimia Nervosa (BN) and co-occurring depression. While changes in symptoms of Eating disorder (ED) and depression have been found to correlate, it is unclear how they interact during treatment and in which order the symptoms decrease. Methods: Thirty-one patients with BN and depressive symptoms received IPT using the manual IPT-BNm in a naturalistic design. The outcome was measured with the Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire (EDE-Q) and the Montgomery Åsberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS-S). Symptom improvement at each session was measured with Repeated Evaluation of Eating Disorder Symptoms (REDS) and the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9). Results: Significant improvements with large effect sizes were found on both ED symptoms and depression. The rates of change were linear for both BN and depression. A strong correlation between reduction of depressive symptoms and ED symptoms was found. Depressive symptom reduction at one session predicted improvement of ED symptoms at the next session. Conclusions: IPT-BNm had an effect on both BN and co-occurring depressive symptoms. The analyses indicated that reduction in depressive symptoms preceded reduction in bulimic symptoms.
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Malin Bäck, Sanna Aila Gustafsson & Rolf Holmqvist (2017) Interpersonal psychotherapy for eating disorders with co-morbid depression: A pilot study, European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling, 19:4, 378-395,
ABSTRACT – Objective: Patients with eating disorders (ED) often suffer from co-morbid depression, which may complicate the ED treatment. Previous studies have found that ED interventions seem to have limited capacity to reduce depressive symptoms. Several studies of interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT), have found that when patients have been treated for depression, co-morbid symptoms have diminished. As depression and EDs are commonly co-occurring conditions, this pilot study aimed to examine the effect of an IPT treatment for these conditions, with the focus on the depressive symptoms. Method: In this multi-centre study, 16 patients with EDs and co-occurring major depression received 16 weeks of depression-focused IPT. Results: Significant improvements with substantial effect sizes were found for both depression (d = 1.48) and ED (d = .93). Symptom reduction in the two syndromes were strongly correlated (r = .625, p = .004). Patients with a restrictive ED did not improve on either depression or ED symptoms. Conclusion: These findings point to the usefulness of IPT for concurrent depression and ED with a bingeing/purging symptomatology. Working with negative affect and problem-solving related to current interpersonal problems may alleviate general psychological distress among these patients.
DOI: 10.1080/13642537.2017.1386226
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Böcker & Kapitel
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Bäck, M., Lindqvist-Bagge, A-S.(2023) Interpersonell psykoterapi In A-S. Lindqvist Bagge & M. Hildebrand Karlén(Eds.), Handbok i missbruks- och beroendepsykologi (pp.231-235) Liber ISBN: 978-91-47-14776-2
This chapter addresses the usefulness of Interpersonal Psychotherapy, IPT, in abuse and addiction treatment. More research is needed in this area. Based on the widespread comorbidity with various psychiatric conditions in this population, and the relational challenges of entering a drug-free life, IPT is presented here in ways to prepare the individual forward.
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Ravitz P, Sittampalam S, Bӓck, M, Croswell, K., Swartz, H.A., Singla, DR. Interpersonal Psychotherapy Training – Digital, Online Educational Formats. In: Weissman M, Mootz J, eds. Interpersonal Psychotherapy: The Global Reach: Oxford University Press; 2024.
ISBN: 9780197652084
Linell, Per (2022) Med språket genom tillvaron: en introduktion till dialogiska perspektiv på språkande, tänkande och kommunikation, Kapitel 6 Samtal och verksamheter ur ett Psykoterapisamtal.
I samband med en studie där jag och Katarina Lindstedt sökte en metod för att studera samskapandet i psykoterapi kom vi i kontakt med Per Linell. Vi ville finna ett bredare angrepssätt än traditionell konversationsanalys (CA). Utöver vår egen studie resulterade vårt samarbete i delar av ett bokkapitel i Pers senaste bok.
https://liu.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1669209/FULLTEXT01.pdf
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Karin & Theresia
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Rasmus & Matilda
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Malin Bäck, Christina Von Scheele.C (2014) Depressionsbehandling med IPT vid komorbid ätstörning -en interventionsstudie utan kontrollgrupp. Master IBL, Linköping Universitet
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