团体治疗中的联盟破裂检测与修复:使用团体问卷——GQ

IF 1 4区 心理学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
Gary M Burlingame, Cameron T Alldredge, Rachel A Arnold
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从基于测量的护理(MBC)的角度探讨了团体治疗中关系破裂的识别以及团体领导者的修复努力。一些MBC系统现在被认为是基于证据的治疗方法,这些系统通常使用自我报告评估结果和关系措施。在从个体治疗的角度对联盟破裂和修复做了简单的基础之后,我们考虑了在群体治疗文献中发现的跨多种治疗关系和结构应用联盟和修复的复杂性。群体问卷(GQ)是一种经验推导的测量方法,旨在捕捉群体治疗中的多重关系结构(成员-成员、成员-领导和成员-群体)和结构(联盟、凝聚力、气候和共情)。本文考虑了GQ和联盟破裂和修复措施之间的异同,然后采用算法在三个GQ亚量表上识别团体治疗中的破裂和修复——积极联系、积极工作和消极关系。MBC临床报告用于说明如何从群体和个体成员的角度识别破裂,以及支持修复干预的信息。最后,结合临床观察,考虑了使用MBC方法的临床和经验原因。
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Alliance Rupture Detection and Repair in Group Therapy: Using the Group Questionnaire--GQ.

The identification of relationship ruptures in group therapy coupled with repair efforts by the group leader are addressed from a measurement-based care (MBC) perspective. Several MBC systems are now recognized as evidence-based treatments, and these systems typically use self-report assessment of both outcome and relationship measures. After laying a brief foundation of alliance rupture and repair from an individual therapy perspective, the complexity of applying alliance and repair across the multiple therapeutic relationships and constructs found in the group treatment literature is considered. The Group Questionnaire (GQ) is an empirically derived measure designed to capture the multiple relationship structures (member-member, member-leader, and member-group) and constructs (alliance, cohesion, climate, and empathy) in group therapy. Similarities and differences between the GQ and alliance rupture and repair measures are considered, followed by algorithms used to identify rupture and repair in group therapy on the three GQ subscales-positive bond, positive work, and negative relationship. MBC clinical reports are used to illustrate how rupture is identified at both a group and individual member perspective along with information to support repair interventions. Finally, both clinical and empirical reasons for using the MBC approach are considered along with clinical observations.

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期刊介绍: Recognized as the leading source of information on group therapy theory, practice, and research, this journal features contributions from foremost experts in the field. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy offers: - Clinical articles on group treatment models, process issues, and techniques - Research reviews that keep practitioners up to date - Thought-provoking essays in the Reader"s Forum and Commentary sections - Reviews of current books and video releases - Special issues on such topics as evidence-based practice and ethics
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