Effektivität von Gruppentherapien

Zusammenfassung

Die beiden Autoren fragten sich, wie effektiv Gruppentherapien in der Rehabilitation von Patienten nach Schlaganfall sind, um die Gehgeschwindigkeit zu verbessern. In einer systematischen Übersichtsarbeit mit sechs Studien kommen die beiden zu dem Ergebnis, dass sich ein Training in Gruppen positiv auf die Gehgeschwindigkeit der Betroffenen auswirkt. Doch können Gruppentherapien wirklich Einzeltherapien ersetzen?

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