A review of interpersonal-psychodynamic group psychotherapy outcomes for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse

Article Abstract:

The application of interpersonal-psychodynamic group treatments for survivors of childhood sexual abuse is discussed. Results of the study suggest that the interpersonal-psychodynamic group therapy could be used as an effective treatment approach for the survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

Fear in children, Childhood fear, Child sexual abuse, Psychotherapy

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Holding hope and humanity in the face of trauma's legacy: The daunting challenge for group therapists

Article Abstract:

A fundamental truth is underscored about using the valuable modality of group psychotherapy to address the ravages of trauma. A universal vulnerability that levels the playing field and includes the therapist in the category of risk with the group members is acknowledged.

Methods, Analysis, Usage, Patients, Patient care, Therapist and patient, Therapist-patient relations, Countertransference (Psychology), Psychotherapist and patient

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