
pmid: 14779150
The term “Group-Therapy” can have two meanings, and it is well to keep the distinctions clearly in mind. It can refer to the treatment of a number of individuals assembled for therapeutic sessions, or it can refer to a planned endeavour to discover (and so make accessible to the understanding, and thus control) the forces which operate in the participating group.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy
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