Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 20 of 45 for “"Group psychotherapy"”.
-
Projective response changes in group psychotherapy
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Psychology, 1966
-
Current Practices in General Hospital Group Psychotherapy
… to evaluate the current practice of inpatient group therapy in general hospital psychiatric units in a southeastern state and to determine whether there was a need for a more systematic method of designing, implementing, and evaluating general hospital group therapy. A second major purpose was …
-
Gestalt Group Psychotherapy With Incarcerated Schizophrenia: A Qualitative Study
… qualitative data from a proposed Gestalt group therapy treatment model for incarcerated schizophrenia. Results from modified analytic induction demonstrated increased levels of participation, autonomy, interpersonal skills, information seeking and a reduction in psychotic symptoms. This …
-
Group psychotherapy for male spouse abusers using TFA systems (tm)
The purpose of this action study was to conduct a group psychotherapy for male spouse abusers using TFA Systems™. This treatment method examined the specific thoughts (T), feelings (F), and actions (A) experienced by abusive men in pre-violent situations. Situational specificity was followed …
-
The Effect of Neutral Bath in Alleviating Stress Due to Group Psychotherapy
… preliminary study showed that the experience of group psychotherapy produced a mean elevation in systolic blood pressure of 4.4 mm. of mercury, and diastolic blood pressure of 3.3 mm. of mercury, and a mean decrease of pulse of 3.0. An experimental study was done by comparing the effectiveness of …
-
A Comparison Between Orthodox Group Psychotherapy and Activity-Group Therapy in the Treatment of Chronic Hospitalized Schizophrenics
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-03T23:50:58Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 5805404.pdf: 2147590 bytes, checksum: 5c3e52a85514c10ff8fee9551487ebb5 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1958
-
The “being-with” of psychotherapy: a phenomenological enquiry into the nature of the co-therapy relationship in group psychotherapy
… professional work of co-facilitating small group psychotherapy, as described by three separate co-therapy dyads. The practice of co-therapy has been considered to be a common approach to group psychotherapy. However, the co-therapy relationship as an important variable in and of itself …
-
A mixed method Delphi study to determine professional consensus on the key elements of outpatient Psychodynamic Group Psychotherapy (PGP) for psychosis
Although psychodynamic group psychotherapy (PGP) has been offered to patients with psychosis for over a century there is little empirical evidence of its effectiveness. In part this has to do with the lack of a consistent and adequately robust definition of this intervention. The aims of this study …
-
The knowledge, skills and attributes of facilitators of psychotherapeutic groups for children
… special training for leaders of children's groups is required. Child group psychotherapy is a unique treatment modality and it requires specific facilitation skills. The primary objective of child group psychotherapy is to improve the child's immediate adaptation to his or her life …
-
Effects Of The Death Of A Group Member On The Group And Therapist
… to date has focused specifically on the death of group members. The research that has been conducted has shown that group therapists often experience similar reactions to the loss of an individual client with the addition of needing to manage the reactions of the other group members to the death …
-
Group Analytic Clinical Mind-lines: an interview study of the working theories of group analytic psychoterapist
… ascertaining the working theories of Foulksian group analysts, which , it is suggested, are held in the group analyst ’s mind as implicit, pre - conscious , procedural or tacit knowledge. The concept of the clinical mind - line is then suggested as a useful way of describing and structuring the …
-
Counselling and psychotherapy as social action-systems
… cure" (Boring, 1957, p 709; Halmos, 1965, p 3), "psychotherapy" and "counselling", as presently conceptualised in contemporary Western society, evolved first from the nineteenth century medical concept of diseases an affliction of the individual, requiring individual treatment. The first …
-
Counselling and psychotherapy as social action-systems
… cure" (Boring, 1957, p 709; Halmos, 1965, p 3), "psychotherapy" and "counselling", as presently conceptualised in contemporary Western society, evolved first from the nineteenth century medical concept of diseases an affliction of the individual, requiring individual treatment. The first …
-
Brief Heterogeneous Inpatient Groups: A Process-Oriented Psychoeducational Model
… and a lack of research exploring inpatient group psychotherapy. Diagnostically homogeneous therapy groups outperform therapy groups with mixed symptoms, however, due to managed health care, psychiatric hospitals typically run brief duration, diagnostically heterogeneous groups. A review of …
-
The Relationship Between Adolescents' Stage of Change and Their Ability to Establish a Working Alliance in Psychotherapy
<p>This study examined the process of psychotherapy with adolescents in group psychotherapy, assessing the adolescents' motivation to change behaviors, also called stage of change beliefs, and how these relate to the quality of the relationship, or working alliance, between the adolescent and …
-
A descriptive-evaluative study of the role of integrated group work as a mediating influence in the divorce adjustment process in women : a social work study conducted in Cape Town
… divorcing and divorced women have sought divorce group counselling in one particular welfare agency in past years. The researcher has conducted integrated, unstructured groups whose theoretical underpinnings are an eclectic blend of social group work and group psychotherapy theory. The study was …
-
Structured reminiscence and gestalt life review : group treatment of older adults for late life adjustment
… effects of 2 theoretically divergent Life Review group psychotherapies on aspects of late life adjustment and development. Thirty-six adult non-patients, ages 65 years and older, from the Muncie - Delaware County vicinity, were randomly selected from an available subject pool of screened volunteer …
-
What is the experience of relational depth for group psychotherapists in process-oriented groups?
… the lived experiences of relational depth among group psychotherapists in long-term, process-oriented groups using van Manen’s hermeneutic phenomenological approach. While relational depth has been extensively researched in individual therapy, there is a notable lack of empirical studies …
-
Giving and receiving help: Group behavioral predictors of outcomes for members of a mutual help organization
"Although mutual help groups are addressing the mental health needs of millions of Americans, empirical research has not kept pace with the growth and popularity of the movement. The present empirical investigation focuses on one mutual help organization for ex-mental patients and: (a) provides …
Page 1 of 3