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MAKLER, S; SIGAL, M; GELKOPF, M; BINA BAR KOCHBA; HOREB, E
American journal of psychotherapy, 07/1990, Letnik: 44, Številka: 3Journal Article
The patient with combat-related chronic Posttraumatic Stress Disorder suffers from a wide spectrum of maladaptive behaviors. This paper delineates the work that has been done with such a population in group therapy. The plan that is proposed takes into account three interrelated sets of factors: factors important for creating an effective working relation; curative factors; and particular themes. Each of these factors is analyzed in the light of the particularities of group work with such a population. Each of the points discussed is based upon the relevant literature, upon the experience of the therapist, and illustrated with examples.
