Effects of Interpersonal Relational Role Analysis

"Interpersonal Relational Role Analysis (IRRA) is a psychosocial group intervention that allows individuals to see the problems they experience in interpersonal relationships and interactions in the group environment and to be handled together with group members.~Similar to Yalom's interactional group therapy model, IRRA sessions comprise warm up, the stages of setting the agenda, working, evaluating, and getting feedback from observers, which are based on the 'here and now' principle. IRRA helps to safely examine the roles in which group members are stuck, in a group environment which is a small example of social life, and these roles are addressed in six steps."