The theory and practice of group psychotherapy
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...Furthermore, following Yalom’s curative factors (1985), this initial session begins the process of imparting information, allowing group members to come to a common understanding of the nature of suicide....
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...Yalom (1985) underscores the importance of instilling and maintaining hope as a foundation necessary for the implementation of all other therapeutic aspects of group therapy....
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...It cannot be emphasized strongly enough that the facilitator must have a firm faith in the group process, and in the potential of the group as a means of healing and improving quality of life (Yalom, 1985)....
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...The integration of opposing and conflicting emotions is further explored in session 7, with the goal of continued therapeutic, curative catharsis (Yalom, 1985)....
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...Therapeutic goals, in terms of Yalom’s (1985) curative factors, emphasize in this session imparting information, specifically in relation to the phenomenon of grief, further illumination of members’ universal and common experiences, and an increasing sense of group cohesion as the children are able to rely upon each other for acceptance and support as they share their feelings....
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...Along principles known from group therapy, it was assumed that through the group members' encounter with the “others” they were actually looking into their “selves” (Yalom, 1985 )....
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...Yalom (1975) noted that therapy group members invariably have a history of difficulties in interpersonal relationships and that much of the anxiety experienced by new group members is an unnecessary consequence of unclear expectations....
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