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Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« on: October 02, 2009, 12:07:39 PM »
THE BENEFITS OF GROUP THERAPY

Just what is group therapy?

In group therapy, five to ten people meet face-to-face with one or more trained group therapists and talk about what is troubling them. Members also give feedback to each other by expressing their own feelings about what someone says or does. This interaction gives group members an opportunity to try out new ways of behaving and to learn more about the way they interact with others. What makes the situation unique is that it is a closed and safe system. The content of the group sessions is confidential; what members talk about or disclose is not discussed outside the group.

The first few sessions of a group usually focus on the establishment of trust. During this time, members work to establish a level of trust that allows them to talk personally and honestly. Group trust is achieved when all members make a commitment to the group.

Why does group therapy work?

When people come into a group and interact freely with other group members, they usually recreate those difficulties that brought them to group therapy in the first place.  Under the skilled direction of a group therapist, the group is able to give support, offer alternatives, or gently confront the person. In this way the difficulty becomes resolved, alternative behaviors are learned, and the person develops new social techniques or ways of relating to people. During group therapy, people begin to see that they are not alone.  Many people feel they are unique because of their problems, and it is encouraging to hear that other people have similar difficulties. In the climate of trust provided by the group, people feel free to care about and help each other.

Some of the many benefits of group therapy:

• Exploring issues in an interpersonal context more accurately reflects real life.
• Group therapy provides an opportunity to observe and reflect on your own and others' interpersonal skills.
• Group therapy provides an opportunity to benefit both through active participation and through observation.  
• Group therapy offers an opportunity to give and get immediate feedback about concerns, issues and problems affecting one's life.
• Group therapy members benefit by working through personal issues in a supportive, confidential atmosphere and by helping others to work through theirs.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #1 on: October 02, 2009, 12:31:49 PM »
According to fornits group therapy is abuse.
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« Reply #2 on: October 02, 2009, 12:50:50 PM »
Not every setting is the appropriate venue for certain types of issues.
If the goal is wellness for the recipients, then that fact would be considered and discretion as to which subjects are suitable for the modality would be exercised. Unfortunately, Tc’s run their program with the highest goal in mind to push a group of individuals into the false unity of being a collective. This can be expedited by having people ripped open and crying all over each other. The newly damaged group members are then pushed to cling to one another with the culty TC variant of love bombing and voila you have a treatment method such as group therapy being used to perpetuate dependency on the program all while harming the participants in the process.
This^ is even the scenario of therapists running the Group. How about when group therapy is conducted by poorly trained thugs? Oh yeah, it’s provocative and reductive and plainly sadistic.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #3 on: October 02, 2009, 01:02:23 PM »
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According to fornits group therapy is abuse.
Nope.  Try again.  Group therapy when ethically operated by a professional can be very helpful.  A good deal of the problem so many here have with what programs call "group" or "raps" is that it in no way remotely resembles legitimate group therapy.  Want proof?  find me a program that will claim to provide "group therapy" and will use those exact terms.  Need I remind you how aspen successfully argued in court that is exactly what they do not provide.

But that's a real challenge, btw.  Find me a program that will say "group therapy" in their written marketing materials.  They'll use terms that are close to it and that are confusing to parents, but wont' actually use the "t" word.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #4 on: October 02, 2009, 01:28:19 PM »
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What I wonder about is what you're not hearing and the methods they use in group "therapy" (i.e. is it confrontational attack therapy", are there licensed therapists, etc...).  With such tactics it's easy to get a person to not only admit to having problems they don't have but also get them to accept those problems as part of their identities, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #5 on: October 02, 2009, 01:43:37 PM »
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What I wonder about is what you're not hearing and the methods they use in group "therapy" (i.e. is it confrontational attack therapy", are there licensed therapists, etc...).  With such tactics it's easy to get a person to not only admit to having problems they don't have but also get them to accept those problems as part of their identities, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Please note the word "therapy" is in quotation marks precisely to imply it's not genuine.  Now.  What about that program that provides "group therapy".  Got any?  Even one?
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #6 on: October 02, 2009, 03:32:35 PM »
Come on people, a topic called Benefits of Group Therapy being posted by a troll naming himself Benefits of Group Therapy?  You couldn't tell this was a troll and a pro-program cheer leader from that alone?  Why feed them?  Why even respond to such a dumb topic that is so obviously posted by a troll?  Ignore them.  Don't let their pointless topics, already covered in a 100 other threads be the topics we respond to.  

All of these new topics have so many commonalities.  The posters topic is the same as the posters name.  The opening post contains either one simple line and nothing more or a cut-and-paste pre-written and pro-program item like a brochure from some program or an article they found somewhere.  And then they follow up with replies to their own topics under similar sounding names.  Such as Prove It says Prove It!  I Think All Programs are Wonderful says I Think All Programs are Wonderful.

Are we really falling for this?  Are we really going to feed in to it and allow one troll to control the topics?  Ignore them!
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #7 on: October 02, 2009, 03:48:46 PM »
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What I wonder about is what you're not hearing and the methods they use in group "therapy" (i.e. is it confrontational attack therapy", are there licensed therapists, etc...).  With such tactics it's easy to get a person to not only admit to having problems they don't have but also get them to accept those problems as part of their identities, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Please note the word "therapy" is in quotation marks precisely to imply it's not genuine.  Now.  What about that program that provides "group therapy".  Got any?  Even one?

I can see you are resorting to fabricating information now. Most every program offers some form of group therapy.. or what you would call confrontation attack therapy, or brainwashing. That's why you consider everything from AA, to religion, to programs as cults.. and a good reason why nobody takes any of you seriously.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #8 on: October 02, 2009, 04:57:01 PM »
Boulder Creek Academy provides group therapy, run by highly trained professionals, that benefits the students.  Their group therapy is not abusive.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #9 on: October 02, 2009, 05:05:09 PM »
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Boulder Creek Academy provides group therapy, run by highly trained professionals, that benefits the students.  Their group therapy is not abusive.


wasnt boulder creek academy part of the CEDU cult chain.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #10 on: October 02, 2009, 07:39:58 PM »
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wasnt boulder creek academy part of the CEDU cult chain.

No, it was not.  BCA does not verbally or physically abuse minors.
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Re: Benefits of group therapy for fornits members
« Reply #11 on: October 03, 2009, 12:07:28 AM »
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I can see you are resorting to fabricating information now. Most every program offers some form of group therapy.. or what you would call confrontation attack therapy, or brainwashing. That's why you consider everything from AA, to religion, to programs as cults.. and a good reason why nobody takes any of you seriously.

Nobody will take this website seriously.  This anti-program website is for people who waste their time bitching about abuse in programs.  It is time to move on folks.
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