Handbook of Group Psychotherapy: An Empirical and Clinical SynthesisAddie Fuhriman, Gary M. Burlingame Intended as the group therapy equivalent to Bergin and Garfield's The Handbook of Psychotherapy and Behavior Change. Renowned contributors offer a comprehensive survey of all empirical evidence concerned with process and outcome in group therapy. Contains both general considerations and applications to specific disorders and with determinate populations. |
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Research and Practice | 3 |
Methodological Considerations in Group Psychotherapy | 41 |
Client Variables | 83 |
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