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Definition: group psychotherapy - 

Application of psychotherapeutic techniques to a group, including utilization of interactions of members of the group. Usually six to eight persons constitute a group and usually weekly sessions typically last 75 minutes or longer.

Source: American Psychiatric Glossary, Sixth Edition, ©1988, page 74

Linda J. Hill, LCSW, DCSW, provides group therapy in Louisville, Kentucky. She has conducted a clinical private practice for 25 years in Social Work with emphasis on individuals (adolescents & adults), couples, groups & families. She also provides Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) supervision.

Jean Kellett, LCSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She also provides group therapy, as well as Individual, Couple & Family Therapy in Louisville, Kentucky.

Some relevant links:

Group Psychotherapy For the Layman

American Group Psychotherapy Associatio, AGPA

Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy: APA Division 49

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