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Group Intervention

Journal of Holistic Nursing, 1995
Nurse-facilitated, long-term group intervention provides a healing environment for adult survivors of incest. In this article, the healing journey of the group process is discussed as two clinical specialist nurse facilitators share their experiences of facilitating long-term incest groups for the past 5 years at a nurse-managed center for practice in ...
R R, Carlson, A K, Harrigan
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Group-Based Interventions

2022
Group-based psychological interventions for autistic adults have tended to focus upon teaching social skills or helping with mental health problems, such as anxiety or depression, or a combination of the two. There are a variety of factors associated with outcomes from group-based interventions, mainly centered around group dynamics, such as cohesion ...
Peter E. Langdon, Adam Robertson, Thecla Fellas   +2 more
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Group Intervention in Pediatric Rehabilitation

Physical & Occupational Therapy In Pediatrics, 2012
Group intervention in pediatric physical and occupational therapy is an alternative to individual intervention allowing the therapist to meet the needs of multiple children at one time.
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Intervention Analysis with Control Groups

International Statistical Review / Revue Internationale de Statistique, 1996
Summary: Control groups may be used in situations where there are time series observations. However, there appears to be no systematic treatment of the statistical issues in the literature. Structural time series models are formulated in terms of unobserved components, such as trends and seasonals, which have a direct interpretation, and multivariate ...
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Group interventions in schools

Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy, 1996
As part of the University of South Carolina's Institute for Families in Society, clinicians and graduate students are based in various schools throughout South Carolina delivering mental health services. These clinicians and graduate studients (N=37) were surveyed regarding the use of group interventions in their respective schools.
George R. Holmes, Lyn T. Sprenkle
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Large Group Interventions

The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 2011
Large group interventions are an important method of organization change. The large group intervention literature is largely descriptive and normative and contains a number of case studies that describe the process and some immediate outcomes. There is a large void with respect to empirical investigation.
Christopher G. Worley, Susan A. Mohrman, Jennifer A. Nevitt   +2 more
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Intervention Techniques Small Groups

Annual Review of Psychology, 1974
Working with small groups, either ongoing or selected for the specific purpose of intervention, is possible in many different ways. Groups have been used for religious, ideological, and political indoctrination, and there has been concern with the func­ tioning of family, work, and community groups for a long time.
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Synthesizing Cancer Group Interventions—A Cancer Group Intervention in Need of Testing

Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 1997
There is considerable evidence that now suggests cancer patients, once diagnosed, experience considerable and long-term psychosocial problems. Many studies have evaluated group interventions, yet few have been with group cognitive behavioural therapy (GCBT).
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Family and Group Interventions

2006
Abstract Increased research on the caregiving process has led to rising concerns about its economic, social, and psychological impact. The information garnered has countered practice trends. The burgeoning of information about the impact of caregiving, and the increased recognition that informal caregiving is a typical family experience,
Roberta R. Greene, Joyce Riley
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