Comparative Study of the Therapeutic Factors of Group Therapy in Schizophrenic Inpatients and Outpatients

Chávez, Manuel González de; Gutierrez, M.; Ducaju, M.; Fraile, J.C.

doi:10.1177/05333160022077317

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“…Our results reproduce those obtained in a previous study (González de Chávez et al, 2000) where 'instillation of hope', 'self-understanding' and 'universality' were the factors valued most by the patients. 'Identification', 'interpersonal learning input' and 'family reenactment' were considered to have the least importance.…”

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Therapeutic factors and insight in group therapy for outpatients diagnosed with schizophrenia

García-Cabeza

Chávez

2009

Psychosis

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Aims:This study aimed to discover the most important group therapeutic factors in group psychotherapy with patients diagnosed with "schizophrenia", according to Yalom's Q-sort questionnaire, and to determine if these factors were related to insight. Method: Seventeen patients diagnosed with schizophrenia who came to weekly outpatient group therapy were evaluated. In addition to a sociodemographic questionnaire, a psychopathology scale (BPRS), the global assessment of functioning scale (GAF), insight scales (SAI-E and Camarillo) and the Yalom Qsort questionnaire were administered. Results: The patients self-rated "instillation of hope" as the most valuable therapeutic factor and identification as the least.The insight level of the patients was positively correlated with the self-rated "self-understanding" value within the group therapy factors.A reciprocal relationship was found between insight and the group therapeutic factor of self-understanding. As the patients acquired better clinical insight, they gave greater importance to self-understanding as a group therapy factor. Conclusion: This greater acknowledgement of the value of self-knowledge increased their possibilities of acquiring even better clinical insight.

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Therapeutic factors and insight in group therapy for outpatients diagnosed with schizophrenia

García-Cabeza

Chávez

2009

Psychosis

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“…Cognitive component then appeared in the insight stage. We agreed with González de Chávez et al (2000) that cognitive process is important to therapeutic change. To provide clients the opportunity to gain insight, thorough exploration, acceptance, and containment about dreamer's emotion are necessary.…”

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Helpful components involved in the cognitive-experiential model of dream work

Tien

Chen

Lin

2009

Asia Pacific Educ. Rev.

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The purpose of the study was to examine the helpful components involved in the Hill's cognitive-experiential dream work model. Participants were 27 volunteer clients from colleges and universities in northern and central parts of Taiwan. Each of the clients received 1-2 sessions of dream interpretations. The cognitive-experiential dream work model was applied to these clients by three therapists. The processes of the dream work were audiotaped and transcribed verbatim. The transcribed data, which included a total of 38 sessions for the 27 clients, were analyzed by the Consensus Qualitative Research (CQR) approach to examine the helpful components of the dream work. The results indicated that the general and typical helpful components involved in the process of dream interpretation included four domains: waking-life association, parts of self exploration, gaining insight, and action ideas.

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“…Among these; establishment of hope, altruism, universality, expression of feelings and group cohesion, might appear as elements to be explored in inpatient settings (MacKenzie, 1987). The establishment of hope is not only the most commonly observed factor (González de Chávez, Gutierrez, Ducaju, & Fraile, 2000), but it is also considered critical in the recovery of patients, and at the same time, a key element for group adherence, a necessary condition for the achievement of further objectives (García-Cabeza, Ducaju, Chapela,& González de Chávez, 2011).…”

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From feelings of imprisonment to group cohesion: A qualitative analysis of group analytic psychotherapy with dual diagnosed patients admitted to an acute inpatient psychiatric unit

Morales

Eiroá-Orosa

Llagostera

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Psychotherapy Research

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Comparative Study of the Therapeutic Factors of Group Therapy in Schizophrenic Inpatients and Outpatients

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Therapeutic factors and insight in group therapy for outpatients diagnosed with schizophrenia

Therapeutic factors and insight in group therapy for outpatients diagnosed with schizophrenia

Helpful components involved in the cognitive-experiential model of dream work

From feelings of imprisonment to group cohesion: A qualitative analysis of group analytic psychotherapy with dual diagnosed patients admitted to an acute inpatient psychiatric unit

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