Gruppendefinitionen

Gruppendefinitionen are a set of tasks in group therapy that were developed by Slovenian psychiatrist Miroslav Bajpu. The purpose of these exercises is to create a functional therapeutic group dynamic, promote social learning, and assist individuals in developing relevant behavioral skills. According to Bajpu and other proponents of group therapy, creating a compelling therapeutic group experience requires assistance and structure. Gruppendefinitionen provide a framework to initiate the process and outline the group's goals and problems in an explicit manner.

Depending on the therapy context, different tasks are used to understand the composition of the group and the relationships between its members. In this context, the term "Gruppendefinitionen" may be loosely translated as "group definitions." The combination of specific assignments focuses on symptomatic comprehension and empathetic understanding. While Gruppendefinitionen were primarily developed for the treatment of individuals with behavior disorders, experience with their use has led some therapists to apply them in more varied contexts, including work with conduct problem children and potentially in sex Addict groups.

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