Exam 3: Group Therapy Flashcards
What does the Instillation of Hope refer to in group therapy?
Seeing others make progress and hearing from the therapist that improvement is possible helps build hope and motivation.
What is Universality in the context of group therapy?
Realizing that others share similar experiences, helping members feel less alone.
What does Imparting Information involve in group therapy?
Providing helpful knowledge, such as understanding mental health conditions or learning coping skills.
How does Altruism function in group therapy?
Helping others in the group can improve self-esteem and create a sense of purpose.
What is the Corrective Recapitulation of the Primary Family Group?
Unconsciously acting out past family dynamics to work through these patterns in a healthier way.
What are Development of Socialization Techniques in group therapy?
Practicing communication and social skills in a safe place with feedback.
What is Imitative Behavior in group therapy?
Observing the therapist and other members to learn positive behaviors and coping strategies.
What does Interpersonal Learning entail in group therapy?
Gaining insight into how members relate to others through feedback and experiences.
What is Group Cohesiveness?
Feeling accepted and supported by the group, which increases self-esteem and emotional well-being.
What is Catharsis in group therapy?
Expressing deep emotions in a supportive environment to release pent-up feelings.
What are Existential Factors in group therapy?
Accepting unavoidable aspects of life, such as suffering and responsibility, with group support.
What are Support Groups?
Groups where people share similar life experiences, providing emotional support.
What distinguishes Self-Help Groups from Support Groups?
Self-Help Groups are not led by professionals and emphasize mutual support among members.
What is the main focus of Psychoeducation Groups?
Teaching about mental health conditions, coping strategies, and self-care.
What happens during the Orientation/Forming phase of group development?
Members get to know each other and may feel unsure or anxious.
What characterizes the Storming phase of group development?
Members express different opinions and may disagree as they find their place in the group.
What occurs during the Norming phase of group development?
Members begin to work well together, developing trust and a sense of belonging.
What is the Performing phase in group development?
The group becomes highly functional, with members being honest and open.
What happens in the Adjourning phase of group development?
Members prepare to disband and reflect on their learning and changes.
