Group or individual tinnitus therapy: What matters to participants?

P. Thompson, H. Pryce, E. Refaie
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Abstract Objective: To explore the ‘active ingredient’ of tinnitus therapy groups. Study design: The design was an inductive qualitative study informed by grounded theory. Eight participants, four from a tinnitus group and four from individual therapy with similar content, were invited to discuss their experiences of tinnitus therapy. The interviews were transcribed and analysed using a constant comparative approach. Results: The findings revealed that group experiences facilitate information exchange and social comparison, which facilitates coping. Conclusions: The human dynamics of groups may have an additional therapeutic benefit.
团体或个人耳鸣治疗:对参与者来说什么重要?
摘要目的:探讨耳鸣治疗组的“有效成分”。研究设计:设计是一项基于扎根理论的归纳定性研究。8名参与者,4名来自耳鸣组,4名来自内容相似的个体治疗,被邀请讨论他们的耳鸣治疗经验。访谈记录和分析采用持续比较的方法。结果:群体经历促进了信息交换和社会比较,从而促进了应对。结论:群体的人体动力学可能具有额外的治疗益处。
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