Abstract
wellsprings of therapeutic power in the hu man group. In fact, group treatment meth ods have been so widely adopted that today in many psychiatric settings there is no other alternative available to most persons who come for help: It is either into the group or out the clinic door. Group treat ment is not a new concept in social work; since the 1930's, social group work has been considered one of the profession's primary treatment methods. Yet, paradoxically, the social worker in a psychiatric clinic is more likely to be using a group psychotherapy model of treatment than a social group work model. As Frey and Kolodny have observed:
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