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Designed for both group psychotherapy researchers and clinicians, this comprehensive, thoroughly referenced volume examines those aspects of treatment which produce beneficial effects. The authors discuss the clinical lore, theoretical advances, and empirical research on ten factors which are the basis for effective group psychotherapy: insight, interaction, acceptance, self-disclosure, catharsis, guidance, universality, altruism, vicarious learning, and the instillation of hope. They emphasize the implications of these findings for the clinical practice of group psychotherapy.
This volume investigates the specific therapeutic mechanisms that facilitate positive clinical outcomes within group psychotherapy settings. Authors Eric Crouch and Sidney Bloch synthesize clinical lore, theoretical frameworks, and empirical data to identify ten core factors that drive effective group treatment. Their work provides a structured approach for clinicians and researchers to understand how these elements function in practice.
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Experts recognize this text as a foundational resource for understanding the mechanics of group therapy. Readers frequently note the academic rigor and the clear, evidence-based approach the authors take toward clinical practice.
Page Count:
358
Publication Date:
1987-08-13
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019261679X
ISBN-13:
9780192616791
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