..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Schizophrenia Group psychotherapy Systematic review Meta-analysis In accordance with guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence in the United Kingdom [ 1 ] and the Schizophrenia Patient Outcomes...

... test was employed. 18 03 2010 13 11 2011 11 5 2012 Randomized controlled trial Psychotherapy outcome research Childhood abuse Posttraumatic stress disorder Group treatment Group intervention Group psychotherapy Psychoeducation Cognitive behaviour group therapy...

.... Cognitive behavioral therapy Bipolar disorder Group psychotherapy Relapse prevention The results of 3 open trials of cognitive behavioral group therapy (CBGT) for patients with BD suggested good feasibility, increased psychosocial functioning [ 26,27 ] and improved information about the disorder...

...Gereon Heuft; Wolfgang Senf In the follow-up project of the psychosomatic clinic at the University of Heidelberg, 45 patients were interviewed who had begun group psychotherapy in a closed group over 2.5 years with an inpatient treatment period of 3 months. The follow-up interviews carried out 2–5...

... and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Fear of progression Group psychotherapy Randomized controlled trial Rheumatoid arthritis Cancer Chronic disease...

... and the high session attendance supported the expectation that this novel offer met patients’ needs, and thus, opens a new avenue for the optimization of care for patients with mental disorders. 14 6 2007 Group psychotherapy Internet chat groups Relapse prevention Effectiveness of chat groups...

.... Volitional competence Group psychotherapy Emotion regulation The efficacy of intervention programs for patients with psychiatric and psychosomatic disorders is good, with effect sizes around 0.85 [ 1, 2 ]. Inpatient rehabilitation programs are particularly well examined in the German Health System...

... hypothesized that alexithymics had more interpersonal problems than nonalexithymic individuals, and that the various facets of the alexithymia construct are differentially related to interpersonal problems. Method: 149 subjects participating in an inpatient group psychotherapy program completed the Toronto...

... is limited. The aim of this study was to explore if variables that have been demonstrated to influence outcome in short-term studies also predict change in an observational study of patients in long-term analytic group psychotherapy. We selected a model consisting of 6 predictor variables based...

...Peter van Andel; Rudolph A.M. Erdman; Petra A. Karsdorp; Ad Appels; Rutger W. Trijsburg Background: Various definitions of both group cohesion and working alliance are used in theories on group psychotherapy, making the study of their relative contribution to the treatment outcome difficult...

... the last session) and T4 (3 months after the last session). The therapy consisted of 16 weekly 2-hour sessions following a structured time-limited cognitive-behavioural group psychotherapy programme. Results: During the intervention time (between T2 and T3) an improvement was observed in depression...

...) patients (19 men and 1 woman) were placed in a treatment group, which received weekly group psychotherapy for 4 months. Seventeen post-MI patients (16 men and 1 woman) were placed in a comparison group which received two educational sessions over a period of 1 month. All subjects completed the Toronto...