Psychology › Section P · Therapy and treatment › Topic P.3
Individual, group, and family treatment
The previous topic asked which kind of therapy a person receives; this one asks who is in the room. Therapy can involve one client, a group of strangers, a couple or a whole family, and each format brings its own strengths and limits. The topic is for learning only, not advice.
In this topic
- The intake and the treatment plan
- Confidentiality and its limits
- Individual therapy
- Group therapy: how it helps
- Group therapy: formats and limits
- Worked example: choosing a modality
- Couples therapy
- Family therapy and the systems view
- Worked example: a systems analysis
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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