The Individual and the Group: Boundaries and Interrelations Volume 2: Practice

Front Matter....Pages i-x
The Incest Barrier And Psychoanalytic Group Process....Pages 1-10
The Significance of Teasing in Group Psychotherapy....Pages 11-18
Authority and Authoritarianism in Group Psychotherapy....Pages 19-29
The Structure of Roles and the Status of the Unconscious....Pages 31-37
The Phenomenology of Separation Difficulties in Group Psychotherapy....Pages 39-47
The Angry Patient in the Large Group: Classification and Management at a London University Unit....Pages 49-55
Group Work in the Psychotherapy of Rehabilitation....Pages 57-63
The Subjective Experience of Group Membership....Pages 65-71
Counter-Transference in Group Therapy....Pages 73-78
Destructive Sexuality (Sexual Perversion) — Clinical Concept and Psychotherapeutic Treatment in Dynamic Psychiatry....Pages 79-86
What a Patient Can Learn about His Narcissism in an Analytical Group....Pages 87-92
Restoring the Impaired Self as an Essential Corrective Experience in Group Analysis....Pages 93-100
Mental Images, Visualization, Individual and Group Psychotherapy as an Adjuvant to Cancer Therapy....Pages 101-105
Working Relationships in Analytic Group Psychotherapy....Pages 107-112
The Problems of Interpretation in Group Co-Psychotherapy....Pages 113-122
A Patients’ Guide to Psychotherapy — Some Ideas on the Protection of the Patient....Pages 123-132
Effective Communication in Adolescent Group Psychotherapy....Pages 133-143
The Child in the Group Child Psychoanalytical Group Therapy....Pages 145-153
On the Theory and Technique of Couple Group Analysis....Pages 155-161
Developing A Support Programme for Families with Seriously Ill Or Dying Children: The First Six Months....Pages 163-168
The Marbles Test: Ten Years Later....Pages 169-172
Dependence — Independence — Interdependence of the Individual within the Group: Possibilities of Diagnosis and Intervention by Means of Psychodrama....Pages 173-178
Theory of the Scene....Pages 179-186
Psychodrama as a Method of the Clinical Psychotherapy in Rehabilitation of Adults with Brain Damage....Pages 187-192
The Therapeutic Community and the Psychodrama, Relations and Countereffect in the Therapeutic Process....Pages 193-197
Teaching the Psychodramatic Method....Pages 199-204
The Psychotic Patient as ‘Co-Therapist’....Pages 205-210
The Group as a Hospital....Pages 211-219
Theory and Practice in Group Psychotherapy with Borderline and Narcissistic Psychopathologies....Pages 221-223
Differences in Psychopathology of and Treatment Strategy with Borderline and Narcissistic Personalities....Pages 225-227
Gestalt Therapy with Schizophrenic Patients....Pages 229-238
Group Analysis with Schizophrenics....Pages 239-249
Microskills and Metatheory: A Systematic Formulation for Teaching Individual and Group Psychotherapeutic Skills....Pages 251-265
Some Characteristics of Our Didactic Groups....Pages 267-272
The Use of Group Reports in Training Group Therapists....Pages 273-288
Unstructured Large Group Learning....Pages 289-294
The Significance of Group Psychotherapy in the Training of Family Practitioners....Pages 295-306
Training Program in Group Analysis....Pages 307-311
Observations on a Role — Analysis Group Some Boundary Aspects....Pages 313-315
Some Thoughts Concerning Training Programmes in Psychotherapy....Pages 317-324
On Supervision of Psychotherapy....Pages 325-331
Psychodrama Elements in Psychosis Treatment by Shamans of Sri Lanka....Pages 333-339
Psychotherapy: Practical Issues and Problems in Nigeria — 12 Months Experience....Pages 341-346
An Empty Mirror: The Problem of Interpersonal Boundaries....Pages 347-355
Back Matter....Pages 357-368