ABSTRACT
A manual on Integrative Group Psychotherapy for outpatients with schizophrenia and other psychoses (Basurto-PGIP) is presented. The model takes into account group specific therapeutic factors. It integrates influences from other integrative psychotherapeutic models, interpersonal group therapy, group analysis and recent developments in cognitive behavioural therapy for psychotic symptoms. The manual is structured in levels of different complexity that can be applied in a progressive manner. The intervention tries to adapt to patients features, therapists ability and training, and centres resources. It can be applied in two possible settings: a short term closed group and a long term open group. Advantages and disadvantages of the model are described.
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Psychotherapy, Group/methods , Schizophrenia/therapy , Cognitive Behavioral Therapy , Humans , Manuals as Topic , Psychotic Disorders/therapy , Time FactorsABSTRACT
Se presenta un manual sobre psicoterapia grupal integradora para pacientes ambulatorios con esquizofrenia y otras psicosis que denominamos Basurto-PGIP. El modelo tiene en cuenta los factores terapéuticos específicamente grupales. Integra influencias provenientes de otros modelos de psicoterapia integradora, de la terapia grupal interpersonal, del análisis grupal y de los recientes desarrollos de la terapia cognitivo-conductual de los síntomas psicóticos. El manual se estructura en distintos niveles de complejidad que pueden ser aplicados de forma progresiva. La intervención trata de adaptarse a las características de los pacientes, las capacidades y la formación de los terapeutas, y los recursos de los centros. La aplicación es posible en dos encuadres: un grupo cerrado de duración limitada y un grupo abierto de duración prolongada. Se describen además las ventajas e inconvenientes del modelo (AU)
A manual on Integrative Group Psychotherapy for outpatients with schizophrenia and other psychoses (Basurto-PGIP) is presented. The model takes into account group specific therapeutic factors. It integrates influences from other integrative psychotherapeutic models, interpersonal group therapy, group analysis and recent developments in cognitive behavioural therapy for psychotic symptoms. The manual is structured in levels of different complexity that can be applied in a progressive manner. The intervention tries to adapt to patients features, therapy stability and training, and centres resources. It can be applied in two possible settings: a short term closed group and a long term open group. Advantages and disadvantages of the model are described (AU)
