Many think that group therapy and support groups function in the same way. Both offer the opportunity to share feelings, and the pain and progress of treatment. What is one major difference between group therapy and support groups?
AGroup therapy allows members to acknowledge shared experiences, while support groups do not.
BSupport groups bring together people with one or more common issue, while group therapy does not.
CSupport groups allow members to speak candidly about their feelings, concerns and views while group therapy does not.
DGroup therapy allows members to work on the process, focusing on the steps of the process heavily in the beginning, while support groups do not.
AGroup therapy allows members to acknowledge shared experiences, while support groups do not.
BSupport groups bring together people with one or more common issue, while group therapy does not.
CSupport groups allow members to speak candidly about their feelings, concerns and views while group therapy does not.
DGroup therapy allows members to work on the process, focusing on the steps of the process heavily in the beginning, while support groups do not.
