Claus Jacobi (doctor)

Claus Wolfgang Jacobi (born September 1, 1948 in Hameln ) is a German physician , psychotherapist , psychiatrist and jazz musician .

Life

Jacobi was born as the fifth child of the doctor Hans Jacobi and Ursula geb. Ahrens born in Hameln . He attended the Schiller-Gymnasium in Hameln and studied medicine in Göttingen . Here he was in 1971 with the issue of changes in potassium [content] and [toxic components] sodium content of erythrocytes by cobra and bee venom components to Dr. med. doctorate and completed his specialist training in internal medicine , psychiatry and neurology , psychotherapy , social medicine and rehabilitation .

The medic

Until 2015, Claus Jacobi was chief physician for neurology and psychiatry as well as psychotherapy, medical director, member of the scientific advisory board and, as an employee representative, member of the supervisory board of the Paracelsus Roswitha Clinic in Bad Gandersheim . Since 2005 he has been deputy chairman of the German Society for Clinical Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Rehabilitation (DGPPR) .

The jazz musician

Even in his youth, Claus Jacobi, who had learned to play the piano and clarinet , was intensely involved with the jazz music of the 1920s. In Hameln he founded his first band, which played self-written arrangements that had been tapped from old records. During his studies in Göttingen he founded the Blue Roseland Orchestra together with the Hamelin clarinetist Engelhard Schatz and later the Red Roseland Cornpickers , which soon became well-known in the German and soon also European jazz scene and internationally at jazz festivals such as the Hammerveld Jazz Festival in Roermond , the “Oude stijl Jazz Festival” in Breda or the London Traditional Jazz Festival. In addition to a few records from his own bands, Claus Jacobi also performs throughout Europe as a clarinetist, saxophonist and arranger with various ensembles in Germany, England, the Netherlands and the United States. Among other things, he is now the founder, arranger and saxophonist of the Cl. W. Jacobi's Bottomland Orchestra . For the CD Harlem's Arabian Nights , Jacobi, among others, reworked previously recorded compositions by James P. Johnson for the first recording.

Publications

Medical

• Changes in the potassium [content] and sodium content of erythrocytes due to cobra [poison components] and bee venom components , Göttingen 1971 (dissertation)
• Somatic differential diagnosis of physical anxiety symptoms . In: J Margraf, S Schneider: Diagnostic inventory of mental disorders (Mini-DIPS) , PVU, 1994.
• Systematic catamnesis as an aid in internal quality assurance (with A. Tacke-Pook and W. Prostka). In: MF Schuntermann (Ed.): Cooperation between research and practice , DRV Schriften, 1995, pp. 73–75.
• Prognostic significance of inability to work on admission to inpatient psychosomatic rehabilitation: results of a 1-year follow-up (with A. Tacke-Pook). In: MF Schuntermann (Hrsg.): Evaluation in der Rehabilitation , DRV Schriften, 1996, pp. 151–152.
• Jacobi C, Margraf J: Somatic differential diagnosis (with F. Strian and J. Margraf). In: J Margraf (Hrsg.): Textbook of behavior therapy . 2nd edition, Volume 1, Springer, Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-540-66439-4 , pp. 347-362
• Documentation of therapy goals and results in cognitive-behavioral psychosomatic rehabilitation practice (with A. Tacke-Pook and G. Heuft). In: Interdisciplinarity and Networking , DRV Schriften 11, 1998, pp. 114–115.
• Development of psychotherapy motivation in inpatient psychosomatic rehabilitation: influence of a motivational base group (with W. Prostka, M. Polewka, K. Herrmann). In: Interdisciplinary and Networking , DRV Schriften 11, 1998, pp. 478–479
• Systematic 1-Year-Follow-up in a Cognitive-Behavioral Oriented Psychosomatic Clinic 1991-1996 (with others), In: MF Schuntermann (Ed.): 6th European Congress on Research in Rehabilitation , DRV-Schriften 10, 1998, p 443-445.
• First experience with a learning theory explanatory and treatment model of multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) in a psychosomatic clinic (with A. Tacke-Pook). In: Rehabilitation needs - effectiveness - economy , DRV Schriften 12, 1999, pp. 383–385.
• Therapy goals in psychosomatic rehabilitation (with M. Berking, O. Masuhr). In: Behavior Therapy & Psychosoziale Praxis 34, 2001, pp. 259–272.
• Predictors of goal achievement in stationary cognitive behavioral therapy (with M. Berking), lecture, 32nd EABCT congress, Maastricht 2002 (abstract volume: pp. 126–127).
• On the relevance of realistic goal setting in pain therapy . (with others), In: Behavior Therapy 13 (suppl 1), 2003, pp. 29-30, ISSN  1016-6262 .
• Change of clinically relevant goals and therapeutic success: A study on patients during inpatient behavioral therapy (with others). In: Psychother. Psych. Med. 53, 2003, pp. 171-177.
• Reduction of Incongruence in Inpatient Psychotherapy (with others). In: Clin. Psychol. Psychother. 10, 2003, pp. 86-92, ISSN  1063-3995 .
• Empirically validated assistance for setting therapy goals in psychosomatic rehabilitation (with others). In: Rehabilitation in the Health System , DRV Schriften 40, 2003, ISBN 3-926181-73-7 , pp. 460–462.
• Development of a list of criteria for the evaluation of all catamnesis-based program evaluation studies for the system guideline "Psychosomatic Rehabilitation" (with others). In: Rehabilitation in the Health System , DRV Schriften 40, 2003, ISBN 3-926181-73-7 , pp. 492–494
• On the way to the guideline “Psychosomatic Rehabilitation” . (with others), In: Psychother. Psych. Med. 53, 2003, ISSN  0937-2032
• The difficult way to the right goal: Evaluation of a group program to facilitate goal setting at the beginning of psychosomatic rehabilitation (with others). In: Self-competence - path and goal of rehabilitation . DRV-Schriften 52, 2004, ISBN 3-926181-86-9 , pp. 531-532
• Transfer funding within the framework of inpatient psychosomatic rehabilitation (with others). In: Self-competence - path and goal of rehabilitation . DRV-Schriften 52, 2004, ISBN 3-926181-86-9 , pp. 567-569
• Therapy goals of patients for outpatient follow-up treatment after inpatient psychosomatic rehabilitation (with others). In: Self-competence - path and goal of rehabilitation . DRV-Schriften 52, 2004, ISBN 3-926181-86-9 , pp. 553-556
• Tell me your diagnosis and I will tell you what you want: To what extent are therapy goals specific to the disorder? (with others). In: Journal of Clinical Psychology, Psychiatry and Psychotherapy 52, 2004, pp. 223-236, ISSN  1661-4747 .
• What do patients want to achieve when and where? The changes in therapy goals during and after inpatient behavioral therapy (with others). In: Behavior Therapy 14, 2004, pp. 245-252, ISSN  1016-6262 .
• Empirically based guidelines for goal-finding procedures in psychotherapy: Are some goals easier to attain than others? (with others). In: Psychotherapy Research 15, 2005, pp. 316-324, ISSN  1050-3307 .
• The psychosomatic patient: cognitive behavioral therapy in psychosomatic rehabilitation clinics (with others). In: HH Stavemann (Ed.): KVT-Praxis , Beltz, Weinheim 2005, ISBN 3-621-27546-0
• Randomized control study of cognitive-behavioral group training for women with menopausal symptoms (with others). In: Rehabilitation and the World of Work - Challenges and Strategies . DRV-Schriften 64, 2006, pp. 470-471, ISBN 3-938790-02-4 .
• The psychosomatic patient: CBT in psychosomatic rehabilitation clinics . In: Harlich H. Stavemann (Hrsg.): KVT-Praxis, strategies and guidelines for cognitive behavioral therapy . Beltz, 2008, ISBN 978-3-621-27634-4
• Rehabilitation in psychosomatic medicine . Schattauer, 2008, ISBN 978-3-7945-2607-9

jazz

LPs

• Blue Roseland Orchestra: Jubilee , Auviton, 1978
• Red Roseland Cornpickers: Double Talk - Classic Jazz , Stomp Off Records, 1984
• Red Roseland Cornpickers: Peer Gynt Suites , 1986
• Red Roseland Cornpickers & Keith Nichols : Handful of Keith , 1986
• The Dreamland Syncopators: Territory Jazz , Stomp Off Records, 1986
• Red Roseland Cornpickers: Red Hot Band , Stomp Off Records, 1987
• Benny Waters - Memories of the twenties , Stomp Off Records, 1988

CDs

• Cl.W. Jacobi's Bottomland Orchestra, A Tribute to Clarence Williams , Stomp Off Records, 1994
• Cl.W. Jacobi's Bottomland Orchestra, Tribute to Clarence Williams Vol. 2 , Stomp Off Records
• Keith Nichols & Cotton Club Orchestra with Claus Jacobi & Bent Persson Syncopated Jamboree , Stomp Off Records (rec. 1991)
• Hendersson Stomp with Cl. Jacobi, Keith Nichols
• Keith Nichols & Cotton Club Orchestra: Harlem's Arabian Nights , with Bent Persson, Mike Henry, Alistair Allan, Bob Hunt, René Hagmann, Matthias Seuffert , Martin Wheatley, Graham Read, Richard Pite and Janice Day, 1997
• Blue Roseland Orchestra: Easy Money , 2003
• Blue Roseland Orchestra: Six Or Seven Times , 2003
• Keith Nichols: Kansas City Breakdown , Stomp Off Records 2004

Web links

• Literature by and about Claus Jacobi in the catalog of the German National Library
• Entry in the jazz lexicon jazz-band.de
• Report on Cl. W. Jacobi's Bottomland Orchestra
• Claus Jacobi at Discogs (English)

Individual evidence

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2. ↑ dgppr.de
3. ↑ historieroermond.nl
4. ^ Keith Nichols & The Cotton Club Orchestra
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