[The value of problem-case discussions for long-term care using the example of psychogenic gait disorders in children].

The psychotherapeutic treatment of two patients with hysterical disorder of walk showed the importance of problematical cases seminars for deranged therapist/patient relationship. The seminars effected on the collaborators attitude of the psychotherapeutic ward to the patients. The therapists were so emotional confined by faulty assurance of the diagnostic classification and by non-realistic expectations of rapid results, that the therapeutical treatment began to stop.