Case study demonstrates how experiential-unifying psychotherapy reduces health anxiety and compulsive behaviors, suggesting new therapeutic approaches.
Key Points
The aim is to explore the effectiveness of experiential-unifying psychotherapy in resolving health anxiety and compulsive behaviors.
Implemented experiential-unifying psychotherapy with a 22-year-old male client.
Used techniques such as metaphor-based interventions, gradual body awareness, and behavioral strategies.
Focused on emotional processing and relational integration alongside symptom reduction.
Client ceased checking behaviors completely by the end of therapy.
Presented reduced anxiety levels and increased emotional awareness.
Showed improved functional and relational autonomy.