Group Therapy, Feminist Therapy, And Hypnotherapy

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Group Therapy - Yalom
3 stages of group therapy

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1 - Attempts to know the groups structure and meaning,
2- Coflict, Dominance, REbellion, each member attempts to establish his or her preferred amount of initiative and power - advice replaced by criticism.
3 - Development of cohesiveness. Unity and closessness become a the cheif concern.

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Therapeutic Factors - Group therapy

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provides opportunities for multiple transferences. "social microcosm" that provides specific curative factors,

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Therapist Role - Group therapy - Yalom

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Creation and maintenance of the group
Culture bilding
Activation and illumination of the here-and-now

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Concurent Group and Individual Therapy - Yalom

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not necessary nor beneficial excpetn in certain circumstances when a gorup member is experiencing a crisis.

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Premature Termination Group therapy - Yalom

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10-35% of group members drop out of therapy during firs 12-20 sessions. Prescreening reduces chance of premature terminaiton and enhance therpay outcomes.

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Application and Evaluation - Group Therapy

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Ideal for group therapy when issues are interpersonal. shyness, suspeciiouness, argumentativeness, and inabilty to be intimate. people woho are depressed , inatbilty to tolerate the roup setting, ande withdrawl, paranoia , acute psychosis, brain damage, and sociopathy

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Feminist Therapy

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an emphasis on the "power differences between women and men and how that differential impacts on both mens and women's behavior. Intrapyschic events always occur with opressive structre

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View of Maladaptive Behavior - Faminist Therapy

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woman's circmstnaces always relfelct the nature of traditional faminine roles. "survival tactic" means of exercising personal power.
arbitrary labels assiged to control.

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Therapy Goals - Femenist Therapy

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less iterested in changeing their clients but want to identify and alter the opressive forces in society. Empowerment is primary for self defining and self determining.

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Therapy tech. Feaminist therapy

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Striving for an Egalitarian Relationship - differential power inherent to client-therapist rleationship but promote "power with". give clients power -dismystifying therapy, have them set and moiter goals.
Avoiding Lables - no diagnosis or pathologizing problems
Avloiding revictimization - no blaming
Involvemnt in social action - must be social and political activists

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Nonsexist Therapy and Feminist Therapy

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Differ in that femiist therapist prioritize the role of socio political factors on a women's psychological functioning and the need for social change, while nonsexist focus on indiviudal actors

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Feminist therapy with Object relations

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the sexual division of labor and the mother-child relationship contributors to gendered behavior. Parenting predominately female task.
Females define themsves in relation and males separation becasue of parent-child relationsiop pattern.

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Hypnosis -

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no link to consistent neurobehavioral or psychophysicological process. Subjective experiential change. Help people recover memories that are otherwise unavilialbe

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Hypnosis in eliciting repressed memories

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does not seem to enhance the accuracy of memories and may produce psyeudomemories.
second, may exaggerate a person's confience in validity of uncertain memories.
often reflect issues and experiences that are relevant to treatment