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期刊名:International journal of group psychotherapy

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ISSN:0020-7284

e-ISSN:1943-2836

IF/分区:1.1/Q4

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Ellen L Wright Ellen L Wright
This paper was originally a panel discussion at the Annual American Group Psychotherapy Association 2025 Conference. Working with enactments of social oppression in groups presents special challenges for group leaders trained to work exclus...
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Experienced and internalized weight stigma (IWS) are associated with a plethora of health and psychosocial consequences. In this study, we tested the outcomes of a 10-12 week, online, counselor-facilitated support group (We Deserve Space; W...
Cassandra R W Harmsen,Kristina Cordeiro,Sara Rependa et al. Cassandra R W Harmsen et al.
Group climate and treatment satisfaction are increasingly relevant in determining therapeutic outcomes in group therapy. Despite the growing use of virtual formats, limited research has explored these factors in online trauma-focused groups...
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This article is a product of the American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Conference, Connect! 2025. The article reconceptualizes aggression as a neutral life force that can be utilized to heal internalized misogyny, contrasting with...