Brief Group Psychotherapy for Women after Divorce

Coché, Judith; Goldman, Janice

doi:10.1300/j279v03n02_05

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“…8 Although most extensively used by marketers, focus group research has been carried out by psychotherapists and counselors, community developers, consumer affairs professionals, small businesses, and lawyers, among others. [9][10][11][12][13] Focus group research also has been used in a variety of ways in college and research libraries. Focus group interviews with users of new technology, such as search assistance software and CD-ROM, have enabled library staff to evaluate the technology and come up with new ideas on how to use it.…”

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The Focus Group Interview: A Method for Assessing Users' Evaluation of Library Service

Widdows¹,

Hensler²,

Wyncott³

1991

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The Focus Group Interview: A Method for Assessing Users' Evaluation of Library Service

Widdows¹,

Hensler²,

Wyncott³

1991

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Women's Groups Led by Women: The Management of Devaluing Transferences

McWilliams

Stein²

1987

International Journal of Group Psychotherapy

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Time-Limited Group Therapy

Burlingame

Fuhriman

1990

The Counseling Psychologist

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This article is a comparative review of conceptually planned short-term group treatment models. Comparisons are made regarding structure (selection, composition, pregroup orientation), time (duration, session frequency and length, group development), and therapeutic characteristics (focal themes, interventions, therapeutic factors). These dimensions were selected for analysis because of their relationship to unique issues that are raised when therapy is time-limited and occurs in a group. Implications for the clinician and researcher are conceptualized across the broad dimensions of structure, time. and therapeutic characteristics.

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Brief Group Psychotherapy for Women after Divorce

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The Focus Group Interview: A Method for Assessing Users' Evaluation of Library Service

The Focus Group Interview: A Method for Assessing Users' Evaluation of Library Service

Women's Groups Led by Women: The Management of Devaluing Transferences

Time-Limited Group Therapy

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