Some critical differences between self-help and therapy groups
The Journal for Specialists in Group WorkPublished 1 March 1988
Richard J. Riordan, Marilyn S. Beggs
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Abstract The authors explore differences between self-help and therapy groups, with attention to their application to different client populations and concerns.
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