
Group Therapy for Cancer Patients
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Group Therapy for Cancer Patients
Learn group therapy technique to support cancer patients' emotional and psychological well-being in this free course.
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- Avg. Duration4-5 Hours
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Discuss the historical development of psychosocial group interventions for cancer patients
- Indicate the theoretical mechanisms and practical characteristics of 3 common group interventions in this disease domain
- Explain the primary focus of the Supportive-Expressive model of group therapy as developed by Spiegel
- State the dual benefits of cancer support groups
- Recall the findings of the study of emotional expression in cancer support group settings
- Outline the models of organizing group interventions for cancer
- Identify six important variables for consideration in the design and implementation of group interventions
- State the benefit of separate groups for family members of cancer patients
- Discuss the findings from the study on women with metastatic breast cancer (Turner-Cobb), salivary cortisol
- Identify the factors to Consider in Structuring Group Interventions
- Outline the outcomes associated with leaders perceived as being high on meaning attribution
- Discuss the comparative efficacy of group models concerning five relevant psychological and medical outcomes
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