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A place called HOPE: group psychotherapy for adolescents of parents with HIV/AIDS
M Gunther1, S Crandles, G Williams
1State University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn, USA.
Child Welfare
|March 26, 1998
Abstract:
Project HOPE is a psychosocial support program for noninfected children of HIV-positive parents. The challenges of starting and implementing the program's psychotherapy group for grieving adolescents, and clinical examples of group process and effective interventions in group leadership, are described. Four stages in group development are explicated--safety, dependency, counterdependency, and independence--paralleling the adolescent separation-individuation process.