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A Psychotherapy Group for Turkish Patients Using an Interpreter

Friedhelm Roder

Psychiatrisches Krankenhans, Seilerweg 29, D-36251 Bad Hersfeld, Germany

Petar Opalic

Because of the lack of sufficient psychiatric services for Turkish migrants in Germany they were offered a psychotherapy group using an interpreter This therapeutic setting, to begin with regarded as second-rate, soon turned out to be a very effective form of therapy. The basis for this successful development was laid during the first session.

Key Words: intercultural psychotherapy • interpreter • psychotherapy group • Turks in Germany

Group Analysis, Vol. 30, No. 2, 233-240 (1997)
DOI: 10.1177/0533316497302008
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