Psychodrama With Adolescents: Management Techniques That Work
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Management methods used with adolescents in psychodrama groups in a psychiatric treatment center are described in this article. The environmental setting, social norms, structure of sessions, and therapist's style are detailed. Management of group processes to counter disintegrative forces are also discussed.
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