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This classic work attempts to present a comprehensive account for the lay reader of the principles and methods of group psychotherapy. 2nd edition.
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Contents
Editorial Foreword
Chapter 1 Group Psychotherapy and Group-Analysis : Basic Considerations
Chapter 2 Significant Features of the Group-Analytic Group in Relation to Other Types of Human Groups
Chapter 3 Patients and their Background, and the Group-Analytic Process
Chapter 4 Some Technical and Practical Aspects of the Group-Analytic Situation
Chapter 5 Clinical Illustrations with Commentary
Chapter 6 The Natural History of the Therapeutic Group
Chapter 7 The Phenomenology of the Group Situation
Chapter 8 Group-Analytic Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescents.
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