Group 1: Parent Infant Psychotherapy (PIP/ ESKP) in an inpatient or non-inpatient treatment setting (allocation to the treatment setting takes place prior to randomisation depending on the severity of

2 trials

Sponsors

International Psychoanalytic University Berlin

Conditions

Diagnosis indicating psychiatric care (infantile regulatory disorder)Diagnosis indicating psychiatric care (postpartal mental health disorder mother)

Unknown Phase

Efficacy of Parent Infant Psychotherapy of mothers with postpartum psychopathological disorders as part of the SKKIPPI study

RecruitingDRKS00016353

International Psychoanalytic University BerlinDiagnosis indicating psychiatric care (postpartal mental health disorder mother)

Start: 2019-01-16Target: 120Updated: 2025-04-07

Efficacy of Parent Infant Psychotherapy of children with regulatory disorders as part of the SKKIPPI study

RecruitingDRKS00017008

International Psychoanalytic University BerlinDiagnosis indicating psychiatric care (infantile regulatory disorder)

Start: 2019-03-25Target: 140Updated: 2025-04-07

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