Self-Reconstruing as a Result of Social Interaction in Analytic Group Therapy: Preliminary Data with Depressives

Catina, Ana; Tschuschke, Volker; Winter, David

doi:10.1177/0533316489221007

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“…Feedback from group members that invalidate the person's negative self-image has been shown to trigger 'reconstruing' in a manner that refl ects movement towards recovery from depression (Catina, Tschuschke, & Winter, 1989). However Catina et al (1989) also suggested that this is only effective if the group climate was perceived as suffi ciently supportive.…”

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Is therapist alliance or whole group cohesion more influential in group psychotherapy outcomes?

Crowe

Grenyer

2008

Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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This study examined the differential ability of early in treatment measures of therapeutic alliance (Working Alliance Inventory), group cohesion (California Psychotherapy Alliance Scale for Group) and group climate (Group Climate Questionnaire) to predict outcome in a 16-session dynamic group psychotherapy for adults with major depression. Six successful therapy groups with 30 patients receiving psychodynamic group therapy were studied. Patient perceptions of the therapist alliance was not related to outcome, however, perceptions of levels of conflict and group members' ability to work actively and purposefully in treatment did predict outcome. Future research should further investigate how patients' perceptions of the whole group influence their clinical improvement.

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Is therapist alliance or whole group cohesion more influential in group psychotherapy outcomes?

Crowe

Grenyer

2008

Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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“…In Phase 3 of the investigation, we examined the group processes of personal construct group work. The rationale behind this third arm of investigation came from the stages of group work developed by Kelly (1991b) and results from research (Catina, Tschuschke, & Winter, 1989;Koch, 1985;R. A. Neimeyer, Harter, & Alexander, 1991) on personal construct group work.…”

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Evaluating Personal Construct Group Work with Troubled Adolescents

Truneckova

Viney

2007

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The researchers assessed the effectiveness of personal construct group work done in 3 phases with troubled adolescents. The results provided evidence that personal construct group work was effective in bringing about changes in construing of themselves and others (Phase 1), was perceived by participants as effective (Phase 2), and was shown to be effective through the group processes (Phase 3). These findings and their clinical implications are discussed, together with some limitations in the study.

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Bedeutsame interpersonelle Ereignisse — Der Hauptansatz für therapeutischen Effekt in der Gruppenpsychotherapie

MacKenzie¹

1990

Psychotherapie — Welche Effekte Verändern?

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Self-Reconstruing as a Result of Social Interaction in Analytic Group Therapy: Preliminary Data with Depressives

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

Is therapist alliance or whole group cohesion more influential in group psychotherapy outcomes?

Is therapist alliance or whole group cohesion more influential in group psychotherapy outcomes?

Evaluating Personal Construct Group Work with Troubled Adolescents

Bedeutsame interpersonelle Ereignisse — Der Hauptansatz für therapeutischen Effekt in der Gruppenpsychotherapie

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