The relation of client behavior and therapist helping skills to reduced aggression of boys in individual and group treatment

Article Abstract:

A comparison is conducted between the individual and group therapies of aggressive boys, in order to study their behavioral processes and an examination of the relationship between these variables and treatment outcomes are also performed. The results suggest that the outcome in group therapy, as assessed by the teacher-reports shows a negative association between the client behaviors and outcome and group therapy was seen to be superior to the individual therapy.

Evaluation, Child behavior, Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children, Childhood aggressiveness, Child behaviour

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Commentary on "group psychotherapy and Parkinson's disease: when members and therapist share the diagnosis"

Article Abstract:

A case report of the 91st session of a psychological therapy group for Parkinson's patients is explored in which the leader experienced debilitating symptoms of the disease. The potential risks and benefits of leading a group are discussed when the leader shares the diagnosis with the group members and faces the likely possibility that his or her vulnerabilities would be exposed to the group.

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Brief report: group psychotherapy and Parkinson's disease: when members and therapist share the diagnosis

Article Abstract:

A psychological therapy group for Parkinson's patients is described that concentrates on the therapeutic processes arising when group members and therapist share the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. The significance of the therapeutic effect on the group is explored when the therapist suffers and displays the same illness as members of the group.

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