Group Therapy Research Paper by hicaliber

Group Therapy
This paper analyzes the pros and cons of same sex groups versus mixed groups in group therapy.
# 94602 | 1,650 words | 16 sources | APA | 2007 | US
Published on May 03, 2007 in Psychology (Therapies) , Gender and Sexuality (General) , Hot Topics (Same-Sex Marriage)


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Description:

This paper evaluates current research about group therapy, in particular the advantages and the disadvantages of having the same sex individuals in one single group. The writer examines the types of groups that exist for therapy, including those focused on a single issue, such as illness. The author discusses the goals of group therapy, which include creating and maintaining healthy relationships. The author concludes that group therapy is more positive when both sexes participate, as the purpose of group therapy is ultimately to train the patient for a future that will enable him to lead a normal and productive life in the outside world.

Sample of Sources Used:

  • Alonso, Anne; Swiller, Hillel I. (1993) "Group Therapy in Clinical practice" American Psychiatric Pub, Inc.
  • "Cognitive Behavioral Group Therapy or Social phobia, a treatment manual" Retrieved From http://www.cognitivetherapynyc.com/pdf/heimberg2.pdf Accessed 14 June, 2006
  • "CTA, Group Therapy" Retrieved From http://www.cognitive-therapy-associates.com/therapy/group-therapy.php Accessed 14 June, 2006
  • Earley, Jay. (2000) "Interactive Group Therapy, integrating interpersonal, action oriented, and psychodynamic approaches" Psychology Press (UK)
  • Fehr, Scott Simon. (2003) "Introduction to Group Therapy, a Practical Guide" Haworth Press.

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APA Format

Group Therapy (2007, May 03) Retrieved June 06, 2020, from https://www.academon.com/research-paper/group-therapy-94602/

MLA Format

"Group Therapy" 03 May 2007. Web. 06 June. 2020. <https://www.academon.com/research-paper/group-therapy-94602/>

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