A parenting group in general practice
J R Coll Gen Pract.
1981 Aug.
Abstract
We describe the organization and experience of a discussion-support group for young mothers. The group, of seven women, met on 21 occasions over a period of six months. We found that certain themes and anxieties to do with parenting recurred and that discussing topics within the group was of help to the participants.
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