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ISSN:2239-8031

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Johannes Pries,Alexander Niecke,Annekatrin Vetter et al. Johannes Pries et al.
In a study comparing mentalisation-based group therapy (MBT-G) and group analytic psychotherapy (GAP) in a day clinic, both group psychotherapy forms were found to be highly effective. But how did specific interventions and processes in bot...
Cristina Marogna,Chiara Masaro,Vincenzo Calvo et al. Cristina Marogna et al.
Working with dreams in groups allows an understanding of phenomena that characterise the unconscious as a total unity. The dreamer becomes the vehicle of emotions, fantasies, and anxieties that dominate the group at a given moment, allowing...
Giovanna Esposito,Anna Sara Cutolo,Raffaella Passeggia et al. Giovanna Esposito et al.
In group psychotherapy research, there are few reliable measures for tracking members' change. This study proposes a further adaptation of the Innovative Moment Coding System for Groups (IMCS-G), a reliable method previously developed in on...
Shirzad Babaei,Mahmood Dehghani,Fahimeh Fathali Lavasani et al. Shirzad Babaei et al.
Perfectionism is acknowledged as a core vulnerability and a perpetuating factor in several psychopathologies. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the effectiveness of short-term psychodynamic/interpersonal group psychotherap...
Alessandro Talia,Anna Georg,Björn Siepe et al. Alessandro Talia et al.
Recently, attachment-informed researchers and clinicians have begun to show that attachment theory offers a useful framework for exploring group psychotherapy. However, it remains unclear whether patients with differing attachment classific...
Cheri L Marmarosh,Steven Sandage,Nathaniel Wade et al. Cheri L Marmarosh et al.
Group psychotherapy has been shown to be equivalent to individual therapy for many disorders, including anxiety, depression, grief, eating disorders, and schizophrenia (Burlingame & Strauss, 2021). In addition to effectiveness in reducing s...
Katharina T E Morken,Morten Øvrebø,Charlotte Klippenberg et al. Katharina T E Morken et al.
Patients with antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) are known for being difficult to treat. Treatment for ASPD is debated and lacking evidence. Among several reasons for treatment difficulties concerning ASPD, negative countertransference ...
Giorgia Margherita,Benedetta Muzii,Alessia Caffieri et al. Giorgia Margherita et al.
Considering the emerging need to face the negative impact of the pandemic on mental health, social support, and access to health services, it became a critical issue to adapt to online group settings and create new group interventions to fa...
Cecilia Giordano,Ivan Ambrosiano,Maria Teresa Graffeo et al. Cecilia Giordano et al.
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has substantially increased online psychotherapies due to the impossibility of participating in vis-a-vis settings. In the last years, research about online therapy has been quickly growing. ...
Marjolein M W Koementas-de Vos,Lucas C Colleye,Bea Tiemens et al. Marjolein M W Koementas-de Vos et al.
Monitoring treatment progress by the use of standardized measures in individual therapy, also called feedback-informed treatment (FIT), has a small but significant effect on improving outcomes. Results of FIT in group therapy settings are m...