Group Psychotherapy for Sexual Maladjustments
Abstract
On the basis of his own experience and the reports of other therapists, this author concludes that group therapy is a sound approach to the treatment of sexual maladjustment. The group provides realistic and constructive criticism for each of its members, along with support that is conditional upon the individual's efforts to change. The authority of such a peer group does not activate the hostility often encountered by therapists in a one-to-one relationship with similar patients.
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