Citation

Callahan KL, Price JL, Hilsenroth MJ. Int. J. Group Psychother. 2004; 54(4): 491-519.

Affiliation

Harvard Medical School, Cambridge Hospital, MA, USA. KCallahan@challiance.org

Copyright

(Copyright © 2004, Guilford Publications)

DOI

10.1521/ijgp.54.4.491.42770

PMID

15388403

Abstract

This article discusses the use of interpersonal-psychodynamic group treatments for survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Empirically based interpersonal-psychodynamic group outcome studies are reviewed according to efficacy and effectiveness models of treatment outcome research. To facilitate the evaluation and comparison of clinically significant change across studies, effect size indicators were calculated when descriptive data were reported. Findings suggest that interpersonal-psychodynamic group therapy is an effective treatment approach for many survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Implications for future research are considered.

Language: en