Definition of group therapy in English:

group therapy

noun

mass noun

A form of psychotherapy in which patients meet to describe and discuss their problems.
集体治疗（病人在小组中叙述和讨论自己病情的一种精神病治疗法）
Example sentencesExamples
- When it isn't meetings, it's aftercare, which consists of sessions with the therapist or group therapy.
- Men are treated with group therapy in which stopping violent and psychologically abusive behaviour is the centre of attention.
- Talking treatments include counselling, behavioural therapy, cognitive therapy, group therapy and psychoanalysis.
- Patients have the option to participate in group therapy, in addition to individual therapy.
- Education and group therapy for the patient and their family are very important.
- I was giving group therapy in the psychiatric ward.
- He was hostile to group therapy and to all mass-produced remedies.
- Grief therapy may be available as individual or group therapy.
- This programme offers individual cognitive behavioral therapy and group therapy as needed.
- Patients entered group therapy with their own unique fantasy world.
- Today, in addition to individual and group therapy, I specialize in marital and couples therapy.
- An increasingly important form of group therapy for addiction is based on the principles of cognitive therapy.
- They may need medication and individual or group therapy to help treat their problems.
- Family therapy is also more effective than adolescent group therapy in reducing drug use.
- People with narcissistic personality disorder may benefit from group therapy.
- While recuperating in the hospital, she was referred to an eating disorders clinic where she became involved in group therapy.
- In her experiences in the psychology clinic, group therapy was a big help.
- Patients began with individual therapy, then progressed to group therapy.
- Sibling group therapy typically offers a rapid reduction in family-related issues.
- All patients received seven sessions of standarized behavioral group therapy.

Definition of group therapy in US English:

group therapy

nounˈˌɡrup ˈˌθɛrəpiˈˌɡro͞op ˈˌTHerəpē

A form of psychotherapy in which a group of patients meet to describe and discuss their problems together under the supervision of a therapist.
集体治疗（病人在小组中叙述和讨论自己病情的一种精神病治疗法）
Example sentencesExamples
- In her experiences in the psychology clinic, group therapy was a big help.
- All patients received seven sessions of standarized behavioral group therapy.
- Education and group therapy for the patient and their family are very important.
- While recuperating in the hospital, she was referred to an eating disorders clinic where she became involved in group therapy.
- Patients began with individual therapy, then progressed to group therapy.
- Talking treatments include counselling, behavioural therapy, cognitive therapy, group therapy and psychoanalysis.
- They may need medication and individual or group therapy to help treat their problems.
- People with narcissistic personality disorder may benefit from group therapy.
- Patients entered group therapy with their own unique fantasy world.
- Men are treated with group therapy in which stopping violent and psychologically abusive behaviour is the centre of attention.
- Today, in addition to individual and group therapy, I specialize in marital and couples therapy.
- Grief therapy may be available as individual or group therapy.
- Family therapy is also more effective than adolescent group therapy in reducing drug use.
- When it isn't meetings, it's aftercare, which consists of sessions with the therapist or group therapy.
- This programme offers individual cognitive behavioral therapy and group therapy as needed.
- An increasingly important form of group therapy for addiction is based on the principles of cognitive therapy.
- He was hostile to group therapy and to all mass-produced remedies.
- I was giving group therapy in the psychiatric ward.
- Sibling group therapy typically offers a rapid reduction in family-related issues.
- Patients have the option to participate in group therapy, in addition to individual therapy.

词汇	group therapy
释义	Definition of group therapy in English: group therapy noun mass noun A form of psychotherapy in which patients meet to describe and discuss their problems. 集体治疗（病人在小组中叙述和讨论自己病情的一种精神病治疗法） Example sentencesExamples When it isn't meetings, it's aftercare, which consists of sessions with the therapist or group therapy. Men are treated with group therapy in which stopping violent and psychologically abusive behaviour is the centre of attention. Talking treatments include counselling, behavioural therapy, cognitive therapy, group therapy and psychoanalysis. Patients have the option to participate in group therapy, in addition to individual therapy. Education and group therapy for the patient and their family are very important. I was giving group therapy in the psychiatric ward. He was hostile to group therapy and to all mass-produced remedies. Grief therapy may be available as individual or group therapy. This programme offers individual cognitive behavioral therapy and group therapy as needed. Patients entered group therapy with their own unique fantasy world. Today, in addition to individual and group therapy, I specialize in marital and couples therapy. An increasingly important form of group therapy for addiction is based on the principles of cognitive therapy. They may need medication and individual or group therapy to help treat their problems. Family therapy is also more effective than adolescent group therapy in reducing drug use. People with narcissistic personality disorder may benefit from group therapy. While recuperating in the hospital, she was referred to an eating disorders clinic where she became involved in group therapy. In her experiences in the psychology clinic, group therapy was a big help. Patients began with individual therapy, then progressed to group therapy. Sibling group therapy typically offers a rapid reduction in family-related issues. All patients received seven sessions of standarized behavioral group therapy. Definition of group therapy in US English: group therapy nounˈˌɡrup ˈˌθɛrəpiˈˌɡro͞op ˈˌTHerəpē A form of psychotherapy in which a group of patients meet to describe and discuss their problems together under the supervision of a therapist. 集体治疗（病人在小组中叙述和讨论自己病情的一种精神病治疗法） Example sentencesExamples In her experiences in the psychology clinic, group therapy was a big help. All patients received seven sessions of standarized behavioral group therapy. Education and group therapy for the patient and their family are very important. While recuperating in the hospital, she was referred to an eating disorders clinic where she became involved in group therapy. Patients began with individual therapy, then progressed to group therapy. Talking treatments include counselling, behavioural therapy, cognitive therapy, group therapy and psychoanalysis. They may need medication and individual or group therapy to help treat their problems. People with narcissistic personality disorder may benefit from group therapy. Patients entered group therapy with their own unique fantasy world. Men are treated with group therapy in which stopping violent and psychologically abusive behaviour is the centre of attention. Today, in addition to individual and group therapy, I specialize in marital and couples therapy. Grief therapy may be available as individual or group therapy. Family therapy is also more effective than adolescent group therapy in reducing drug use. When it isn't meetings, it's aftercare, which consists of sessions with the therapist or group therapy. This programme offers individual cognitive behavioral therapy and group therapy as needed. An increasingly important form of group therapy for addiction is based on the principles of cognitive therapy. He was hostile to group therapy and to all mass-produced remedies. I was giving group therapy in the psychiatric ward. Sibling group therapy typically offers a rapid reduction in family-related issues. Patients have the option to participate in group therapy, in addition to individual therapy.
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