2016
DOI: 10.2217/fon-2016-0301
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Experiential Group Work for Cancer Patients Shaped by Experiences of Participants During Group Intervention

Abstract: Cancer tends to have an impact on a person's psychological and social well-being. Group work is one approach that can help manage the psychosocial impact of cancer. Group interventions for people living with cancer have existed for a number of decades with a majority of them adopting the cognitive-behavioral approach. While this approach has been found to be efficacious, it may be limited for people who prefer acts of service and metaphors. This article describes an experiential approach to group intervention,… Show more

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