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The philosophy of self-help groups is that

The philosophy of self-help groups is that

other people with similar problems can offer social support and information, both of which can be beneficial

these groups offer all of the advantages and none of the disadvantages of psychotherapy

the possible exploitation and the high cost of psychotherapy make that option more of a risk than a benefit

only others with similar problems can offer therapeutic intervention

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