Group Psychotherapy: Studies in Methodology of Research and Therapy

Preface
Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Charts
List of Situation Analyses
PART I. Group Therapy with Clinic Patients
CHAPTER I. Introduction
CHAPTER II. Studying the Processes of Therapy
CHAPTER III. General Description of the Research with Clinic Patients
CHAPTER IV. Group Composition
CHAPTER V. Early Meetings
CHAPTER VI. Group Functioning in Later Stages
CHAPTER VII. Dealing with Patients in the Group Setting
CHAPTER VIII. Resolving Tension through Rallying Topics
CHAPTER IX. Hostility toward the Doctor
CHAPTER Χ. Antagonism between Group Members
CHAPTER XI. Forms of Resistance and Their Resolution
CHAPTER XII. Introduction of New Members
CHAPTER XIII. Replacement of a Doctor
CHAPTER XIV. Relations between Individual and Group Therapy
CHAPTER XV. Doctors’ Characteristics in Relation to Therapy
PART II. Group Therapy with Hospitalized Schizophrenic Patients
CHAPTER XVI. General Description of the Research with Schizophrenic Patients
CHAPTER XVII. Statistical Summaries
CHAPTER XVIII. Composing Groups of Schizophrenic Patients
CHAPTER XIX. Problems of the Early Meetings
CHAPTER XX. Rivalry Resulting from Patient–to–Doctor Relationships
CHAPTER XXI. Dealing with Prolonged Silences in Schizophrenic Groups
CHAPTER XXII. Dealing with Hostility and Sexuality
CHAPTER XXIII. The Large Group
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A. Running Accounts of the First and Sixty-Fifth Meetings of the Same Group
APPENDIX Β. The Completeness and Accuracy of the Running Account
APPENDIX C. The Psychiatrist's Evaluation of Individual Patients
APPENDIX D. The Interpersonal-Relations Interview by the Social Worker
APPENDIX E. Use of the Rorschach Method by the Psychologist
APPENDIX F. Evaluation of a Patient's Therapeutic Progress
REFERENCES
INDEX