Sentence examples for more group therapy from inspiring English sources

A typical rehab day consists of eating, AA/NA meetings, eating more, group therapy, smoking, more eating, more AA/NA, smoking and eating, and sleep.

But after work, instead of going out with coworkers, having drinks at the bar, and gettin' my dizzle stizzled by the secretary, I was taking the train so I could be back at jail by 7 PM, where I had to then endure more group therapy with a bunch of convicts.

The CACE analysis was repeated with compliance re-defined as attendance at the individual assessment, attendance at the individual assessment and one or more group therapy sessions and two or more group therapy sessions.

Estimates from CACE analyses redefining compliance as attendance at the individual assessment only, attendance at the individual assessment and one or more group therapy sessions and two or more group therapy sessions are reported in Table  5.

CACE model estimates at 3, 6 and 12 months with compliance re-defined as attendance at the individual assessment only, attendance at the individual assessment and one or more group therapy sessions and two or more group therapy sessions.

After learning Texas would not play in the Big 12 title game and again after learning it would be out of the picture for the B.C.S. title, Brown gathered his team in meetings that were more like group therapy sessions.

"It sometimes felt more like group therapy than a writer's room".

Some of the key findings were that forgiveness-focused therapy can decrease anxiety and depression and increase hope for the future, longer treatment was more effective than shorter treatment and individual therapy was more effective than group therapy.

It feels more like a group therapy session than the giddy, psychedelic performances of old.

In the Capitol on Tuesday afternoon, an impassioned, often angry debate about whether the Legislature had the moral and legal authority to pass the measure sounded more like a group therapy session than a governmental dialogue.

For unsettled Republican voters in battleground states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and New Hampshire, the last leg of the presidential contest has at times been more of a group therapy session than a victory march.