What are therapy process groups?

In process groups, five to ten individuals meet face-to-face with one to two trained group therapists to discuss their struggles and concerns. The strength of process groups lies in the unique opportunity to receive multiple perspectives, support, encouragement, and feedback from other individuals in a secure and private setting.

How does substance use disorder group counseling work?

Groups frequently employ a combination of techniques, including motivational interviewing, stages of change intervention, psychoeducation, supportive approaches, and skill development.

Common Types of Group Therapy

• Psychoeducational groups
• Skills development groups
• Cognitive-behavioral groups
• Support groups

What kind of goals are there in group therapy?

Goals will depend on the type of group (e.g., psychoeducational, task, counseling, psychotherapeutic, as well as grief and loss, remedial, etc.). Goals can be short-term, long-term, or have a time limit. Goals can also be set by the theory being used. The main goal of psychoanalytic therapy is to help a person gain insight and change so they can live a more productive life.