Commentary on: Kinley, J. L. and Reyno, S. M. “Dynamic Relational Group Psychotherapy: A Neurobiologically Informed Model of Change”.

The author discusses research article “Dynamic Relational Group Psychotherapy: A Neurobiologically Informed Model of Change” published by J.L. Kinley and S.M. Reyno. He explores group psychotherapy’s development, and treatment considerations for brain along with interpersonal relations. He further c...

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Publicado en:	International Journal of Group Psychotherapy Vol. 66; no. 2; pp. 179 - 186
Autor principal:	Schermer, Victor L.
Formato:	Opinion
Publicado:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Apr2016
Materias:	Group psychotherapy Treatment of emotional trauma Interpersonal relations Developmental neurobiology Brain function localization
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Sumario:	The author discusses research article “Dynamic Relational Group Psychotherapy: A Neurobiologically Informed Model of Change” published by J.L. Kinley and S.M. Reyno. He explores group psychotherapy’s development, and treatment considerations for brain along with interpersonal relations. He further compares Dynamic Relational Group Psychotherapy with other group development theories and shares the attachment trauma treatment, and identification of change agents in patients.