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Group Psychotherapy

Known as: Group Therapy, Mental Health @ None @ Group Psychotherapy @ None @ None @ None @ None, Psychotherapy, Group 
A form of psychiatric treatment in which six to eight patients meet a specific number of times with a therapist. The value of this type of therapy is… 
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Broader (3)

CounselingPsychotherapySocioenvironmental Therapy
Educational aspectsGroup TherapySupport GroupsTherapeutic community technique

Narrower (7)

Family psychotherapyPsychodramaPsychotherapy, MultipleSensitivity Training Groups

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1971
1971
Simulated situations in group psychotherapy training.
1963
1963
Delinquents in group therapy.
1962
1962
Brief group therapy of mothers of retarded children outside of the specialty clinic setting.
Review
1961
Review
1961
Group therapy with parents of adolescent drug addicts
REVIEW OF LITERATURE Although much has been written on the parents of disturbed children, there has been relatively little in the… 
1959
1959
Notes on the use of recorded minutes in group therapy with chronic psychotic patients
1959
1959
[Group therapy of asthmatics in a medical department; preliminary report].
1957
1957
Group psychotherapy in a general hospital.
1955
1955
[Initial clinical experiences with group therapy].
1953
1953
Handling transference resistance in group therapy.
1952
1952
Analytic group psychotherapy; for wives and husbands.
The practice of group psychotherapy has its roots in Freudian dynamics and concepts, and varies from play group psychotherapy to…