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Psychotherapy with schizophrenics in team groups: a systems model.

Abstract

This paper focuses on the treatment of patients with schizophrenic disorders employing the Team Group model. The advantages and disadvantages of the Team Group are presented. Systems theory and principles of group development are applied as a basis for understanding the dynamics of the group in the context at the acute psychiatric unit. Particular problems encountered in treating patients with schizophrenic disorders in this setting are presented. These include: (1) issues of therapist style and technique, (2) basic psychopathology of the schizophrenic disorders, and (3) phase-specific problems associated with the dynamics of the group. Recommendations for therapist interventions are made that may better integrate these patients into the Team Group.

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A R Beeber. 1991. Psychotherapy with schizophrenics in team groups: a systems model.. https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.psychotherapy.1991.45.1.78

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