Psychotherapy
Researchers from University of Hong Kong publish new studies and findings in the area of psychotherapy
Published in Mental Health Business Week, August 18th, 2007
Scientists discuss in "Cognitive-behavioral treatment groups for people with chronic physical illness in Hong Kong: reflections on a culturally attuned model" new findings in psychotherapy. According to recent research from Hong Kong, "This study describes and evaluates a cognitive-behavioral treatment group for people with chronic physical illness in Hong Kong. We developed a group protocol based on the understanding that Chinese people generally prefer a structured group format, expect group leaders to be active and directive, and are not used to expressing opinions and emotions in groups."
"The experimental and waitlist control groups had 38 and 35 participants,...
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