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UNLABELLED: Jungian Psychotherapy: Effectiveness in Training Contexts

Objectives

This study examined the effectiveness of Jungian psychotherapy by measuring changes in symptoms, structural level, and quality of life in 104 patients treated within a German training institute.

METHODS

A pre-post design was used with standardized instruments (ISR, FLZ, OPD-SFK).

RESULTS

Significant improvements were found in depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive symptoms (d = 0.555-1.174), as well as in self-perception and relational functioning. No significant change was observed in eating disorder symptoms.

CONCLUSIONS

The findings support the effectiveness of Jungian psychotherapy and show that trainees can achieve substantial outcomes. Future studies should consider RCTs and longterm follow-up.