@article{1454441,
      recid = {1454441},
      author = {Caspari, Peter and Dill, Helga, and Caspari, Cornelia, and  Hackenschmied, Gerhard,},
      title = {At some point there has to be peace and quiet! :  institutional struggle to working through the past of  sexual violence and abuse of power at an institute for  analytical child and adolescent psychotherapy /},
      pages = {1 online resource (xiii, 222 pages)},
      abstract = {The book provides - for the first time in the  German-speaking world - a comprehensive scientific  contribution to working through the past of sexual violence  in a psychotherapy institute. The qualitative case study  takes a look at decades of abuse of power and sexual  violence by the director of an analytical institute for  children and adolescents. It shows that the  psychotherapists involved in this system do not live up to  central ideas and concepts of their profession: Silence,  denial, rationalization, rejection of responsibility, and  ignorance towards the victims have for a long time  prevented the disclosure of the sexual boundary violations  and sustainable forms of working through them. The life of  the institute is characterized by a dialectical tension  between the necessity of coping and the desire for  undisturbed functioning. This dynamic also proves to be  analogous to the problem-solving patterns of  psychotherapeutic patients. Dr. phil. Peter Caspari is a  research associate at the Institute for Practice Research  and Project Consulting (IPP) and works as a consultant and  therapist at the KIBS (Kinderschutz München e.V. )  (Childprotection Munich) counselling center in Munich.  Helga Dill is managing director of the Institute for  Practice Research and Project Consulting (IPP) Munich. Dr.  phil. Cornelia Caspari is a psychological psychotherapist  in outpatient practice and in clinical practice in Munich  and Ebersberg. Gerhard Hackenschmied is a research  associate at the Institute for Practice Research and  Project Consulting (IPP) in Munich. This book is a  translation of an original German edition. The translation  was done with the help of artificial intelligence (machine  translation by the service DeepL.com). A subsequent human  revision was done primarily in terms of content, so that  the book will read stylistically differently from a  conventional translation.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1454441},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39785-2},
}