SOME THEORETICAL NOTIONS REGARDING CHANGES DURING GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY
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PSYCHOTHERAPYAbstract
To build a theory to explain what happens in group psychotherapy and why it happens we need to interpret the actual experiences of those practicing group psychotherapy and also to subject the process of group psychotherapy to scientific scrutiny. For the present we must rely almost entirely on the experiences of those who are doing therapy in groups, for publishing research is practically non-existent.
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