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[gro̳p]From hearing how the group leader or other members feel about this behavior, the patient may gain insight into his or her anxieties and conflicts. The group may provide emotional support for self-revelation and a structured environment for trying out new ways of relating to people. In contrast, there are other groups that focus on altering behavior, with less or minimal attention paid to gaining insight into the causes of the problems.
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Health insurance The coverage of a number of individuals under one contract; the most common "group" is employees of the same employer. See Employer group Medicare Two or more physicians, non-physician practitioners, or other health care providers/suppliers who form a practice together–as authorized by state law–and bill Medicare as a unit. See Independent group, Multispecialty group Vox populi A collection of related things. See Alkyl group, Ambulatory patient group, Andover Working group, Blood group, Carboxyl group, Clinical Context Object Workgroup, Clinical cooperative group, Control group, Cooperative group, DRG group, Encounter group, Ethnic group, Experiential group, Exposed group, Five food group, Food group, Four food group, HACEK group, Health Information & Application Working group, High risk group, Hyperchromatic crowded group, Incompatibility group, Initial review group, Jackson Hole group, JPEG group, MedisGroup, MLS group, New drug studies group, Newsgroup, P blood group, Resource utilization group, Scientific review group, Sensitivity group, Self-help group, Social group, Support group, Treatment group.group
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a collection of closely related taxa (see TAXON), particularly an assemblage of closely related species.group
(grūp)Patient discussion about group
Q. How can I go about finding a free depression support group where I live? would like to find a depression support group in my area. How do I go about finding one? Google searches are turning up nothing.
You could go to an AA meeting in your local community. A lot of people there are depressed. That's what those meetings do for people, they are a support group.
You could also start one and put a community notice in your local paper.
Get together with others you trust and talk.
Call home and talk.
Find a friend and talk.
I pray. God listens.
Q. where would i find support groups for Ex alcoholic people?
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