Journal of clinical psychology · 2022
Focused group analytic psychotherapy: An integration of clinical experience and research.
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Lorentzen Steinar
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OBJECTIVE: Group-analytic psychotherapy is probably the most commonly used psychodynamic group therapy in Europe. This paper describes focused group analytic psychotherapy (FGAP), a new time-limited version of this therapy, based on clinical experience and research.
THE THERAPY/SUITABILITY OF PATIENTS: It is relatively structured and individually oriented, and designed for patients with a certain ability to tolerate internal and external stress, without decompensating or developing serious behavioral disturbances (they should have a limited degree of personality pathology). Patients entering FGAP should establish a circumscribed therapy focus ahead of therapy, based on some dysfunctional patterns of interpersonal problems, conflicts, and/or symptoms related to a psychodynamic hypothesis/case formulation.
SELECTION/PREPARATION: The paper describes patient selection and preparation, the evolvement of the group process, and how therapist and other group members interact/intervene.
CLINICAL MATERIAL/VIGNETTES: Central elements in the evaluation and aspects of the therapy are described and illustrated with an extensive case description and clinical material and vignettes from the group process.
THE THERAPY/SUITABILITY OF PATIENTS: It is relatively structured and individually oriented, and designed for patients with a certain ability to tolerate internal and external stress, without decompensating or developing serious behavioral disturbances (they should have a limited degree of personality pathology). Patients entering FGAP should establish a circumscribed therapy focus ahead of therapy, based on some dysfunctional patterns of interpersonal problems, conflicts, and/or symptoms related to a psychodynamic hypothesis/case formulation.
SELECTION/PREPARATION: The paper describes patient selection and preparation, the evolvement of the group process, and how therapist and other group members interact/intervene.
CLINICAL MATERIAL/VIGNETTES: Central elements in the evaluation and aspects of the therapy are described and illustrated with an extensive case description and clinical material and vignettes from the group process.