Trainee's experiences of a Balint group

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Abstract

Psychotherapy training is mandatory before trainees can gain membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. One type of introduction to psychotherapy is via a case discussion group, such as the one pioneered by Michael Balint. Much has been published regarding psychotherapy training, but little describing the Balint method from a trainee's perspective. Our paper outlines trainees' experiences of participating in this type of group. The group encouraged trainees to think about the doctor-patient relationship in their everyday clinical practice. All of those who finished the group described a positive experience, giving a good grounding for further psychotherapy training.

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Das, A., Egleston, P., El-Sayeh, H., Middlemost, M., Pal, N., & Williamson, L. (2003). Trainee’s experiences of a Balint group. Psychiatric Bulletin, 27(7), 274–275. https://doi.org/10.1192/pb.27.7.274

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