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This article investigates a case of interruption and/or dropout of a psychodynamic psychotherapeutic treatment and its possible relationship with the adverse effects produced by the evaluation instrument used, CORE-OM. Although the interruption of treatment has been addressed in the psychodynamic psychotherapeutic literature, it continues to constitute one of the aspects with different approaches and that continues to be fully valid today. Reducing the percentage of dropouts is evidenced as a priority, for the accessibility of treatments, especially at the level of health services. Related to this, the importance of the perception of change in the patient and the psychotherapist is observed, a subject of notorious relevance in the disciplines that deal with mental health.
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