Support groups, preventing violence and dangerousness

Soins. Psychiatrie
Diane Brulin-SolignacSylvie Bouguin

Abstract

A support group brings together several people around a common theme. It aims to favour the expression of experiences, suffering, conflicts, problems as well as discussions about potential improvements or solutions. The themes of these supervised exchanges are varied and numerous. They might cover violent acts against oneself or others in order to lessen or prevent such violence and dangerousness. Support groups are often supervised and facilitated by psychologists, frequently accompanied by nurses when they take place within a healthcare setting.

Citations

Mar 21, 2021·Revue de l'infirmière·Sylvie Vigourt-OudartJean-Pierre Bouchard
Dec 29, 2018·Revue de l'infirmière·Arnaud De JésusJean-Pierre Bouchard

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