Teaching Interpersonal Skills to Psychiatric Outpatients: Using Structured Learning Therapy in a Community-Based Setting.

Sprafkin, Robert P.; And Others

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Teaching Interpersonal Skills to Psychiatric Outpatients: Using Structured Learning Therapy in a Community-Based Setting

Sprafkin, Robert P.; And Others

Journal of Rehabilitation, 44, 2, 26-9,36, Apr-May-Jun 78

The Structured Learning Therapy (SLT), a type of treatment used to assist psychiatric patients to learn skills they need for effective and satisfying living in the community, is described in this article. A description of the community-based treatment facility in which SLT may be utilized and the results of the evaluation studies are also presented. (BM)

Descriptors: Behavior Change, Community Centers, Contingency Management, Daily Living Skills, Emotional Disturbances, Interpersonal Competence, Program Effectiveness, Psychiatric Services, Rehabilitation Centers, Therapy

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