Psychotherapy can help most patients confront the issue of responsibility for their own life, problems, and improvement (Yalom, 1974). Group therapy can be somewhat beneficial for clients who are dealing with the death of a spouse (Lieberman & Yalom, 1992).
is that a good idea to confront all studens with ultimate concerns?or just student who is dealing with death of someone or a student with pysical problem?
yalom indicated in exsistential psychotherapy that we can even teach them to children. but i wonder how? and i wonder is that really safe?
It is a god book
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Yes, it's a great book. It will help you with your group therapy.
Wishing you the best with your altruistic mission.
thank you for asking such a question before testing an adopted an idea. I believe it is significant to be aware of the stage of development of the group. Needs and methods to be used with adolescents are different from young adults or older adults. Find literature that approve your targeted age group and tailor it to be culturally sensitive to your age group. Wish you the best
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