“…Some studies approach specific theories and techniques, such as psychoanalysis (Campos, Campos, & Rosa, 2010) and cognitive behavioral therapy (Habigzang, Hatzenberger, Corte, Stroeher, & Koller, 2006), while others explore the meanings constructed by the patient about the problem that led them to group therapy and their process of change (Carrijo & Rasera, 2010). However, authors highlight how the therapeutic groups, in diverse theoretical approaches, offer comfort to the patients, who no longer feel like the only ones with a problem (Yalom & Leszcz, 2005) and may also construct new descriptions of themselves (Carrijo & Rasera, 2010).…”