The Group as Therapist Rachael Martin Lauritzen examines how doctors

Lauritzen examines how doctors

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The Group as Therapist Rachael Martin Lauritzen examines how doctorsGroup psychotherapy is often assumed to be inferior to individual psychotherapy. The author's initial experience of group therapy as an observer led her to question this assumption. This work describes the classic analytic group and demonstrates its potential benefits for members. This classic group model is then applied to schizophrenics, couples and multiple family groups, median groups and groups with psychotic and borderline personalities, using