US EditionMaximizing Results: Group vs. Concurrent Therapy for Mental Health Treatment
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Maximizing Results: Group vs. Concurrent Therapy for Mental Health Treatment
Mental health treatment comes in many forms. For some people, therapy means one-on-one sessions. For others, it may involve a group of people working together. In some cases, it means patients receive care simultaneously but separately. Two standard formats in structured care environments are group therapy and concurrent therapy. Each approach serves a purpose and affects engagement, support, and outcomes differently. This article explains group…
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