… classic progression of group process (which she observed in group therapy with “neurotic” …
reparation of psychic wounds over many group sessions. Consistent with these observations, …

… group therapy measures, we initially proposed a two-factor definition of the therapeutic
relationship in group: (1) … work factors (group working alliance, individual working alliance, and …

… individual psychotherapy or as an exclusive treatment method, … therapy and to outline the
practice of Group Therapy. It is … and theoretical material on Group Therapy in terms of individual …

… of Models of Group Therapy, it has been our conviction that the twelve group models of
interaction surveyed here—whether formally falling within the field of psychotherapy, education, …

… We await research on the effect of therapists, which is hampered in group treatment by the
large number of groups needed for each therapist to tease apart therapist from group effects. …

… Group therapists are also bringing advances in our understanding of human attachment
and the neurobiology of interpersonal relationships to bear in group therapy in an effort to …

14 papers previously published or given in lectures dealing with a solution to mental disturbances
not effectively treated by formal psychiatry and religion. The new group therapy gives …

… group may offer suggestions to cope with a particular problem that others may not have
considered. These group therapy … We found a similar example of a group therapy experience in …

Originally published in 1984, this is the first published account in English of the development
of group psychotherapy in France. Under the leadership of Professor Didier Anzieu, …

… Applying specific theories of practice to group counseling and psychotherapy. 3.
Applying group dynamics and processes. 4. Evaluating ethical and professional guidelines …