Kemper J
Nervenarztpraxis, München.
Z Gerontol. 1992 Nov-Dec;25(6):356-9.
In a neuropsychiatric practice in a large metropolitan area which works together with 274 therapists (psychoanalysts, behavior therapists, etc.), of the 606 patients that were seen during a 3-month span, 52% were over the age of 50, and 17% were more than 60 years old. Either a short- or a long-term psychotherapy was indicated in 6.25% of the cases involving these older patients. However, only 1.69% of the patients over the age of 60 received treatment. Twice the number of psychoanalysts as compared to behavior therapists was not willing to treat a patient over the age of 50.
在一个与274名治疗师（精神分析学家、行为治疗师等）合作的大都市地区的神经精神科诊所，在3个月期间接诊的606名患者中，52%的患者年龄超过50岁，17%的患者年龄超过60岁。在涉及这些老年患者的病例中，6.25%的病例需要进行短期或长期心理治疗。然而，60岁以上的患者中只有1.69%接受了治疗。不愿意治疗50岁以上患者的精神分析学家的人数是行为治疗师的两倍。
