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The presented article deals with psychodynamic developments during the years 2020 to 2023 in the course of the Covid-19 pandemic. For a better understanding of the extraordinary stress situation, we develope a connection between the Positive Transac-tional Analysis map of the script and the concepts of Existential Psychotherapy. Helplessness, script bound coping reactions, symbiotic expectations and suppression of authentic feelings (mainly fear and grief) direct to confrontations with four existential concerns (Irvin Yalom): death, responsibility, isolation and sense. Post traumatic reactions seemingly not connecting to the pandemic (depressions, panic disorders, psychosomatic symptoms) are possible consequences. Using a case example of a couples' psychotherapy we demonstrate recollecting, dissolving and working out of the traumatic stress situation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The author illustrates the practical application of relational orientation to personal, team and organisational development work. This is done through a practical example from his consulting practice. He demonstrates how cohesion and identification in teams and organisations can be procedurally developed over time, enabling meaningful and successful work. At the same time this development is conceptualised, providing readers with concrete suggestions and practical assistance for their own consulting work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Norsk sammendrag I sin korrespondanse med Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz stiller den tysk-engelske filosofen Sofie, kurfyrstinne av Hannover, spørsmål ved noen av de mest sentrale elementene i Leibniz sin filosofi. Dette gjelder monadebegrepet og teorien om preetablert harmoni generelt, samt hans løsning på sinn-kropp-problemet spesielt. Ifølge Leibniz er sinn og kropp to atskilte og uavhengige monader som virker parallelt ut fra en preetablert harmoni innstiftet av Gud, tilsvarende som to klokker virker parallelt, selv om de fungerer atskilt og uavhengig av hverandre. Sofie stiller spørsmål ved Leibniz sin teori fra et materialistisk ståsted, i mangt på tilsvarende måte som hennes søster, Elisabeth av Böhmen, gjør i sin korrespondanse med René Descartes. Gjennom disse spørsmålene og Leibniz sine svar på dem, får vi et bedre og mer sammenhengende bilde av Leibniz sin løsning på sinn-kropp-problemet enn den vi får fra hans mer fragmentariske og posthumt publiserte verk.

This article describes the extension of the basic human needs according to Eric Berne by adding the aspect of personal meaning. Using the example of athletes in the context of Bernes hunger theory, human motivation is examined in an interdisciplinary way and linked to a concept of meaning making. In the course, the 4S+ model is presented, which is a tool for personal motivation analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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