<p>The group members shall draw up a theory of the genesis of mental suffering, which is part of the group’s culture. This is an implicit theory. It has not been disseminated, organized and systematized. However, the group members make use of it. Its recognition is an important point of reference for the analyst. An analyst who is able to recognize its features and content will understand better how the group is progressing in its attempt to achieve health. The recognition of this theory also helps the analyst understand what image the group members have of themselves as a group.</p><p><strong>Keywords:</strong> Psychopathology, Psychoanalysis, Group psychotherapy, Psychological Field Theory, Group self-representation</p
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Members of scientific disciplines and lay persons alike commonly hold the view that the practical wo...
The understanding of the clinical therapeutic process and the possibility of studying it from a scie...
This article develops a perspective on group psychotherapy rooted in the dissociative processes of t...
Members of scientific disciplines and lay persons alike commonly hold the view that the practical wo...
The understanding of the clinical therapeutic process and the possibility of studying it from a scie...
EXPLORING PSYCHOTHERAPY GROUP CULTURES. Essays on grouptheory and the development of MATRIX REPRESEN...
Will fields that study groups in general, such as social psychology, and fields that use groups to a...
The work deals with the theory of group psychotherapy. Its theoretical part describes important conc...
This article will examine how the psychoanalytic idea of containing can be used in group therapy to ...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2001 Dr. Peter Rob GordonThe view regarding social units ...
"For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them."...
An understanding of group counseling requires an understanding of groups themselves, their basic nat...
Abstract The experience of loss, in time, repeats itself in many ways in the analytical group. It se...
This article explains the theoretical foundations of the group-analysis approach, its main Italian d...
Includes bibliographical references (page 72)As I near the completion of my formal education, I woul...
Members of scientific disciplines and lay persons alike commonly hold the view that the practical wo...
The understanding of the clinical therapeutic process and the possibility of studying it from a scie...
This article develops a perspective on group psychotherapy rooted in the dissociative processes of t...
Members of scientific disciplines and lay persons alike commonly hold the view that the practical wo...
The understanding of the clinical therapeutic process and the possibility of studying it from a scie...