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alexander hamilton
on Dec 07, 2024
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A self-help group differs from group therapy in that the self-help group:
A) focuses on "less serious" problems.
B) is not led by a professional clinician.
C) emphasizes the importance of having a positive outlook.
D) encourages individuals to share information with the group.
Self-Help Group
A voluntary association of individuals who share a common desire to overcome personal problems or improve their well-being through mutual support.
Professional Clinician
A healthcare or mental health professional who provides therapeutic services, diagnosis, treatment, and counseling to clients or patients.
- Examine the architecture, purpose, and objectives of self-help groups in contrast to conventional group therapy.
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Learning Objectives
- Examine the architecture, purpose, and objectives of self-help groups in contrast to conventional group therapy.