What is an essential ground rule in group therapy for addiction to ensure safety and trust among members?
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Correct answer: Confidentiality of what is discussed in the group
Confidentiality helps create a safe and trusting environment for members to share, which is critical in group treatment for substance use and addiction disorders.
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