About
Jan Ivar Røssberg is a Professor at the University of Oslo, affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine and the Adult Psychiatry Unit. His work focuses on psychotherapy research, mechanisms in treatment, individualized interventions, and serious mental disorders like schizophrenia and depression.
- Research Interests: Schizophrenia, psychosis, cognitive behavioral therapy, transference reactions, early intervention, family work, and patient experiences.
- Academic Background: Ph.D. (2005), medical degree (1989-95), part-time homeopathy studies (1987-89), and natural sciences studies (1986-87).
- Clinical Expertise: Specialist in psychiatry, trained in psychodynamic therapy, and certified cognitive behavioral therapy supervisor.
- Projects: DEPTREAT, First Eexperimental Study of Transference (FEST), The Countertransference Project, and others.
- Scientific Awards: Prize for outstanding research (2008), Scientific paper prize (2012), and Highly Commended Paper award (2012).
- Opinions: Critical of drug-free treatment policies lacking evidence, advocates for integrated approaches combining medication and psychotherapy.
Recent Publications explore themes like stigma in mental health, recovery from schizophrenia, creativity and mental illness, medication management, and debates on drug-free policies. His work spans clinical trials, theoretical analyses, and public education.
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