Group-psychotherapy strategy employed in a medical center environment. Three adjoining areas are needed. In the first, the counselor and others make use of a one-way glass to observe the treatment meeting in progress. In the next room, chosen patients also employ a one-way glass to observe the exact same meeting. The patients in the final room (the treatment room) situate themselves around a table with a microphone in the middle. Their job is to endorse a participant of their group to attend a a staff meeting for potential release and, in the event that the participant is released, to select a participant from the patient group in the adjacent room to become a member of their group. The majority prevails. See also: milieu therapy.