Conclusion
Although group work is not suitable for every individual, the writer would consider group therapy to be an effective model of intervention as it provides an opportunity for interpersonal relationships to be explored and the support, respect and feedback from others facilitate understanding into dysfunctional behavioural patterns and through this insight change can occur.
The writer’s own experience in groups has provided a corrective emotional experience, whereby she has felt a sense of belonging and acceptance and rather than feeling paralysed by past insecurities, has found her own voice and gained insight into behavioural patterns and how others perceive her and as a result has been able to integrate the changes into both personal
Although group work is not suitable for every individual, the writer would consider group therapy to be an effective model of intervention as it provides an opportunity for interpersonal relationships to be explored and the support, respect and feedback from others facilitate understanding into dysfunctional behavioural patterns and through this insight change can occur.
The writer’s own experience in groups has provided a corrective emotional experience, whereby she has felt a sense of belonging and acceptance and rather than feeling paralysed by past insecurities, has found her own voice and gained insight into behavioural patterns and how others perceive her and as a result has been able to integrate the changes into both personal