Inpatient group psychotherapy

Book info: Inpatient group psychotherapy (Hardcover, 350 pages – Basic Books, 1983) – Basic Books, 1983. Language: Eng.

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This pivotal resource provides invaluable insights for mental health professionals exploring the dynamics of group therapy within acute care settings. Yalom emphasizes the significance of creating a supportive environment tailored to the unique needs of patients in crisis. By focusing on present-moment interactions, clinicians will learn how to facilitate engaging sessions that foster connection and healing. The author also delineates two distinct group models, catering to both higher-functioning individuals and those experiencing more severe psychotic symptoms, thereby equipping practitioners with the tools to effectively address a diverse patient population. In this first edition, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the therapeutic process in a group context, along with practical strategies for structuring sessions and enhancing patient engagement. Yalom's evidence-based approach underscores the transformative potential of group psychotherapy, making this book an essential addition to the library of any mental health professional committed to improving patient outcomes on acute wards.