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Why do boundaries matter in psychotherapy groups? - Brighton and Hove Psychotherapy
The importance of boundaries in psychotherapy I think it’s probably fair to say that all models of psychotherapy view boundaries as important. Analytic therapies particularly emphasise the role of boundaries and see them as integral to the psychotherapeutic process. There are many ways of understanding why boundaries are crucial. When I reflect on my work as a therapist, I particularly think about how boundaries seem to offer containment, safety…
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