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The British Journal of Psychiatry 148: 159-164 (1986)
© 1986 The Royal College of Psychiatrists

An evaluation of a time-limited programme of dynamic group psychotherapy

BM Dick and K Wooff

The outcome for a group of outpatients treated daily for 12 weeks in a dynamic group psychotherapy programme, was evaluated on both objective and subjective parameters. In the post-therapy year, the majority (82%) reduced their dependence on psychiatric services and showed considerable change in self-satisfaction, as assessed by an attitude test. Those available for follow-up three years later had maintained the change. There was a sub-group of patients (17%) who demonstrated an increase in service use in the post-therapy year.


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