The Group in the Individual

Graaf, Anne de

doi:10.1177/0362153713516447

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“…TA certification has meant that it has continued to be practiced and developed in psychotherapy practice as evidenced, most recently, in an issue of the Transactional Analysis Journal focused on group psychotherapy (de Graaf, 2013;Erskine, 2013;Hargaden, 2013;Tudor, 2013). Within the United Kingdom, group therapy is again gaining popularity as a treatment, particularly within public health settings with their limited resources.…”

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Comparison of Transactional Analysis Group and Individual Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Depression and Anxiety

Rijn

Wild

2016

Transactional Analysis Journal

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This article compares outcomes of transactional analysis individual and group psychotherapy for depression and anxiety within two public clinics in the United Kingdom. The research was a naturalistic, open-label trial with no control group and limited randomization. The analysis focused on treatment outcomes for clients who presented for therapy within the clinical range for depression (PHQ-9 = 10) and anxiety (GAD-7 = 8). The outcomes show the reduction of symptoms with a large effect size for both depression (individual ES = 1.22; group ES = 1.14) and anxiety (individual ES = 1.67; group ES = 1.05). There were no significant differences between group and individual therapy in the length of therapy, effect size, or the Reliable and Clinically Significant Change Index (Individual RCSI for depression: individual = 44.1%, group = 1.4%; for anxiety: individual = 36.8%, group = 37.1%). These outcomes are consistent with national health benchmarks within the United Kingdom (Gyani, Shafran, Layard, & Clark, 2013) and suggest that transactional analysis psychotherapy is a good treatment option for moderate anxiety and depression as either individual or group therapy. A replication or a larger, controlled trial would be needed to further investigate full efficacy of these approaches. Further qualitative research would be beneficial in understanding the depth of the therapeutic process and clients’ choices to engage in either group or individual therapy.

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Comparison of Transactional Analysis Group and Individual Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Depression and Anxiety

Rijn

Wild

2016

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“…As its rebound reaction, the ego may be reversed and released in the internet. [17] As a result, criticism and violent behavior against others are apt to develop more than usual. For this reason, a flow in which CP rise and NP decrease are conceivable can be found.…”

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The Egogram Feature of Late Teenager in the Internet Generation

Yokoyama¹,

Bando²

2018

Clin Res Psychol

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Background: Historically, transactional analysis (TA) was initiated and developed by Berne and Dusey, and egogram analysis has been utilized for years. The egogram includes five egos such as critical parent (CP), nurturing parent (NP), adult (A), free child (FC), adapted child (AC), and has been applied using Tokyo University Egogram (TEG) in Japan. University students were given our class of egogram, and they were studied for further evaluation of the egogram analysis. Research Protocol and Results: Subjects were 376 late teenagers in university students. They were to answer TEG questionnaire with the evaluation of the personality trait. There are 29 typical standard personality patterns acceptable in Japan. By analyzing the data of the subjects, six types with higher prevalence were found in the students than the standard ratio. These are dependent, short temper, self-centered, conflict, solitude, and pessimism. Discussion and Conclusion: From the analyzed data, the overall trend would be as follows: (1) NP is generally low. (2) CP and AC are relatively high, and (3) distribution of A and FC is wide. Subjects are in the internet generation. Obtained data would suggest the probable involvement of the continuing daily internet utilization and various growing environments of each subject.

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Relational Organizational Development

Korpiun¹

2020

Transactional Analysis Journal

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The Group in the Individual

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References 11 publications

Comparison of Transactional Analysis Group and Individual Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Depression and Anxiety

Comparison of Transactional Analysis Group and Individual Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Depression and Anxiety

The Egogram Feature of Late Teenager in the Internet Generation

Relational Organizational Development

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