The Impact of Group and Individual Psychotherapy in a SelfDefence Program on Women's Well-Bei

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Published Feb 2, 2024
Gulnora Bogdalova Azizbek Aloxanov Sardor Xudoynazarov

Abstract

Domestic violence within Uzbek families is a prevalent issue. This study explores the effects of individual
and group psychological sessions, utilizing trauma-focused cognitive-behavioural and art therapy approaches,
as part of a program supporting the psychological well-being of girls and women engaged in self-defence
training. Qualitative data indicates that participants found both group and individual sessions to be effective.
The study concludes with a discussion of limitations and implications for future research.

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Gulnora Bogdalova, Azizbek Aloxanov, & Sardor Xudoynazarov. (2024). The Impact of Group and Individual Psychotherapy in a SelfDefence Program on Women’s Well-Bei. SPAST Reports, 1(1). Retrieved from https://spast.org/ojspath/article/view/4613
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Domestic Violence, Violence Against Women, PTSD, Trauma, CBT

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