sociotherapy

In Sociotherapy awareness and integration are central to healthy living.

Definition of sociotherapy as a social science and profession is also based on regional dicta.

The foundation of support companion services is relationship, and the methodology of contact is sociotherapy.

The book examines the importance of sociotherapy or sociological counseling in the corrections and substance abuse fields.

It said that sociotherapy "designates non-medical, social, and work-related components of the care process."

The Sociotherapy Association is certifying sociotherapists and support companions.

From 1979 till he retired, he was the chief of the Centre for psychotherapy and sociotherapy, mostly doing educational and scientific activity.

Dr. Edelson wrote extensively in subjects as diverse as linguistics, sociology and sociotherapy.

Somatotherapy refers to the use of physical methods as treatments, and sociotherapy to the use of a person's social environment to effect therapeutic change.

The Sociotherapy Association in America created the Support Companions program to offer real support and relationship to those in need.

In These settings the working definition of sociotherapy is the practice of promoting healthy growth and living by facilitating therapeutic communities, personal relationships and positive peer culture.

Rand L. Kannenberg wrote, "Sociotherapy for Sociopaths: Resocial Group."

It gives a brief introduction to socio-medicine and sociotherapy drawing on healing ways of indigenous people from Solomon Islands, Bougainville and Australia.

The Society for the Furtherance of Sociotherapy says: "Sociotherapy operates through a holistic vision of mankind."

The Sociotherapy Association in the United States describes a sociotherapy that emphasizes the support of awareness, relationship, and the integration of life and the environment.

This treatment has since fallen out of favour, and the modern mainstream treatment has become pharmacotherapy, which involves detailed analyses of each patient, medicinal treatment, psychotherapy, sociotherapy, and other support.

The Sociotherapy Association certifies and trains Support Companions, Recovery/Sober Companions, Elderly Companions, and Adolescent Companions.

Neville had pioneered full family residential therapeutic community over twenty years earlier and had family and friends therapy as an integral part of the sociotherapy of Fraser House since inception in 1959.

Clinical sociotherapy usually targets groups of children, youths or elderly, employed in various settings such as treatment facilities or lifecare communities like nursing homes and are directly involved in case management and care planning.

Still in its infancy as a social science and profession, sociotherapy is ill-defined and thus takes many forms, according to the respective definitions created by the individual therapists, firms and institutions that employ sociotherapists and life enrichment therapists.

He also spoke to audiences across Europe and North America on the importance of dialogue as a form of sociotherapy, a concept he borrowed from London psychiatrist and practitioner of Group Analysis Patrick De Mare, and had a series of meetings with the Dalai Lama.