Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy as a Model for Short-Term Inpatient Groups

Weiss, Peter A. M.

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“…A healthy group therapy experience is an opportunity for personal growth, a place to experiment with new ways of being, and a time where feedback is given and reflected on and possibly integrated into one's life. Especially noteworthy is the gift group members receive from one another; within a group, individuals often realize that they are not alone in their experiences and that they have something to offer others (Weiss, 2010;Yalom, 1983;Yalom & Leszcz, 2005).…”

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“…Yalom (1983) focused, guided fantasy, stress management, and process-oriented psychoeducational (Barker & Dawson, 1998;Charters, 2013;DiGiacomo, Moll, MacDermid & Law, 2016;Emond & Ragmussen, 2013;Farley, 1997;Gudiano & Herbert, 2004;Hajek, 2007;Heriot-Maitland, Vidal, Ball & Irons, 2014;Khorasani & Campbell, 2013;Pollack, Harvin & Roxy, 2001;Raune & Daddi, 2001: Sullivan, 2003Veltro, Vendittelli, Oricchio, Addona, Avino, Figliolia & Morosini, 2008;Weiss, 2010;White, Gumley, McTaggart, Rattrie, McConville, Cleare & Mitchell, 2011;Wyatt & Yalom, 2006;Yalom, 1983). There is significant overlap in form and content with the above group approaches and distinctions are dependent on who is designing, planning or implementing interventions in each particular hospital.…”

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Inpatient group facilitation guide: staff development and processing, connecting body and brain

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The purpose of this project is to provide resources for staff development and inpatient group facilitation. The project begins with a literature review on the history and evolution of inpatient group therapy, therapeutic goals and expectations. The effects of patient transference, facilitator countertransference, attachment theory, and social engagement is examined with a focus on the body and brain connection and what it means to be traumainformed. Evidence-based theoretical approaches that provide safety and stabilization are described and integrated for group members and practitioners alike. Included is a description of the format of the guide, target audience, goals, and resources. Lastly, the resource guide itself contains a list of specialized staff training, short staff development sessions, and safety and stabilization techniques for acute care group therapy.

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Inpatient group facilitation guide: staff development and processing, connecting body and brain

Lee¹

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Single-Session Dance/Movement Therapy for People with Acute Schizophrenia: Development of a Treatment Protocol

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Gerber

2020

Am J Dance Ther

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Process-Oriented Inpatient Groups: Alive and Well?

Deering

2014

International Journal of Group Psychotherapy

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This paper explores the trend away from offering process-oriented groups on inpatient units, given decreasing lengths of stay, increasing acuity levels, and current biases toward psychoeducational groups and cognitive-behavioral treatments. A model for doing process-oriented groups that provides a structure while allowing a theme to emerge and maximal interaction to take place is presented. A case is made for the benefits of process-oriented inpatient groups as compared to, and complementary with, psychoeducational, cognitive, and behavioral approaches. Clinical vignettes illustrate typical themes and dynamics emerging in process-oriented inpatient groups.

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Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy as a Model for Short-Term Inpatient Groups

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

Inpatient group facilitation guide: staff development and processing, connecting body and brain

Inpatient group facilitation guide: staff development and processing, connecting body and brain

Single-Session Dance/Movement Therapy for People with Acute Schizophrenia: Development of a Treatment Protocol

Process-Oriented Inpatient Groups: Alive and Well?

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