Three time-limited group interventions for patients with genital herpes were compared: a
cognitive-behavioral stress-management approach, a dynamically oriented psychotherapy …

The psychological consequences that often follow from contracting genital herpes fall into
four general categories: sexual functioning, interpersonal relations, emotional life, and self …

This article discusses short-term group psychotherapy with individuals suffering from an
adjustment reaction or reactive depression precipitated by genital herpes. The authors …

Thirty-one individuals with recurrent genital herpes were randomly assigned to one of three
conditions: psychosocial intervention, social support, or waiting-list control. Each treatment …

The current study investigated the relationship of the passage of time and membership in a
self-help group with coping behaviors and distress among people with genital herpes. A …

Previous studies suggest that anxiety and/or depressed mood are associated with
recurrence of genital herpes lesions. The present study sought to extend the assessment of …

This article presents issues that the psychotherapist is likely to have to deal with in treating
patients with genital herpes. A review of medical issues, clinical manifestations and …

The psychological consequences of genital herpes on five interrelated life areas: emotional
life, sexual functioning, interpersonal functioning, self-concept and work/school performance …

Evaluated the effectiveness of 1 yr of group psychotherapy in reducing the long-term
psychological aftereffects of sexual assault. Seven White, adult female victims responded to …

Abstract some basic models for group therapy are particularly suited to time-limited work/the
experiential model, the psychoeducational model, the crisis intervention model, and the …