You are here:
The research group "Empathy and interpersonal processes" focuses on social information processing and reciprocity in psychotic disorders.
Main topics comprise:
- the behavioural evaluation of social-cognitive and meta-cognitive processes
- the investigation of their neurobiological, functional and genetic correlates
- research regarding the efficacy of psychotherapeutic interventions aiming to improve mentalizing capacity and interpersonal functioning.
Other important projects refer to the subjective experience and reduction of coercive interventions in psychiatry, to the evaluation of new models of psychiatric care and the role of spirituality and religiosity in people with psychoses.
The group has close cooperative links to the department's research divisions of neuroimaging and social psychiatry, the International Psychoanalytic University (IPU Berlin), the Weissensee School of Arts Kolleg Kunsttherapie der Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee and the Dachverband Deutschsprachiger PsychosenPsychotherapie (DDPP).
Head of the research group
Senior Consultant, Head of research division Psychotic disorders, Head of research group Empathy and interpersonal processes
Medical specialist for psychiatry and psychotherapy, Head of research group Empathy and interpersonal processes, Head of research group Meta-analyses and replication
