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Group therapy has been proved to be an effective supplement to medicine in helping schizophrenia individuals manage with their disease and improve their interpersonal relationships. The most common types of group therapy include:Cognitive behavioral groups, Interpersonal groups, Psycho educational groups, Support groups.
Group Therapy for Schizophrenic Patients introduces mental health professionals to a safe, effective, and cost-efficient therapy strategy for schizophrenic patients.Group therapy has been proved to be an effective supplement to medicine in helping schizophrenia individuals manage with their disease and improve their interpersonal relationships. Groups can be as small as three or four people, but most group therapy sessions have eight to twelve people in them, but it is possible to have more. The group meets once or twice a week, or more frequently, for an hour or two. Group Therapy for Schizophrenic Patients introduces mental health professionals to a safe, effective, and cost-efficient therapy strategy for schizophrenic patients.
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What are the advantages of group therapy?

A sense of belonging is provided through group therapy. Whereas an individual may feel like an outsider in a group of people who do not have similar mental or social challenges, he or she is more likely to feel accepted and understood by a group of peers who do.

Is group therapy effective and safe?

Group therapy has been shown to be just as beneficial as one-on-one therapy, with the added benefit of allowing people to express themselves in front of others without feeling judged. Altruism and compassion in participants may be enhanced. As they watch others succeed, groups inspire hope in them.

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