Group Analysis is a form of therapy that specialises in understanding and treating problems in groups.
The benefit of this form of therapy is that it strengthens and enriches the therapeutic experience for all the individuals in the group. Each member gains from listening to and being heard by others in a safe and supportive environment.
Psychodynamic psychotherapy is aimed at helping an individual talk about and look at their present problems and help them make sense of these through becoming more aware of the processes behind them and through looking at the links between present and past experience. The therapist helps a person understand their difficulties better.
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