Winick C, Levine A, Stone W A
Training Program in Behavioral Science Research in Drug Abuse, City University of New York Graduate School, NY 10036.
J Subst Abuse Treat. 1992 Fall;9(4):311-8. doi: 10.1016/0740-5472(92)90024-i.
A weekly therapy group for women who have been incest victims and are residents of Odyssey House, a therapeutic community for drug abusers, is described. Women participating in the group have a significantly greater retention and graduation rate than other women in the program. The group reduces isolation; helps in dealing with denial; clarifies relations with children, other family members, and significant others; and facilitates dealing with incest-related guilt and shame. The impressive therapeutic progress of the incest survivors, which is attributable to the group, suggests the possible utility of such a group for other therapeutic communities and treatment programs.
本文描述了一个为曾遭受乱伦侵害且居住在奥德赛之家（一个针对药物滥用者的治疗社区）的女性设立的每周治疗小组。参与该小组的女性比项目中的其他女性有着显著更高的留存率和毕业率。该小组减少了孤立感；有助于应对否认心理；厘清与子女、其他家庭成员及重要他人的关系；并促进处理与乱伦相关的内疚和羞耻感。乱伦幸存者令人瞩目的治疗进展可归因于该小组，这表明此类小组对其他治疗社区和治疗项目可能具有实用性。
