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Group therapy and changes in the self-concept of alcoholics.

Journal of Studies on Alcohol · 1976 · 14 citations · 3 references

Concepts

Social SciencesCounselingPsychologyCounseling PsychologyPsychotherapySelfGroup IdentityGroup TherapyPsychosocial RecoveryTherapeutic AllianceTherapeutic GroupsTreatment GroupsEncounter Group ProcessGroup Counseling ProcessTherapeutic Alliance In GroupsTherapeutic Group Process

Abstract

One group of alcoholics received closed-group encounter therapy, and another, open elective group therapy. The closed-group encounter therapy was superior in elevating self-concept.

References

3

“Binge” and Continuous Drinkers; Characteristics and Treatment Follow-Up

Milan Tomsovic · Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol · 1974 · 41 citations

Nursing, Health Behavior, Psychology +10

Self-Concepts of alcoholics before and after treatment

William F. Gross · Journal of Clinical Psychology · 1971 · 16 citations

Social Sciences, Psychiatry, Psychology +8

I. A Two-Year Study of Medical, Social, and Psychological Characteristics

Milan Tomsovic · Psychiatric Services · 1968 · 11 citations

Social Sciences, Psychology, Social Psychology +10