โ Scribed by Tzachi Slonim
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Permissions acknowledgments
Series editorโs foreword
Introduction: changing our minds
SECTION I: Itโs all about โMeโ
Editorโs note
1 On the origin of clinical intervention
2 Self-disclosure and psychoanalytic meaning
3 Itโs all about โMeโ
4 Working with therapists in group
SECTION II: For the love of K
Editorโs note
5 LHK: Bionโs basic affects
6 From countertransference to passion
7 Relational variations of the container-contained
SECTION III: Group process: moving towards K
Editorโs note
8 Bonding: the group therapistโs contribution
9 Developing nuclear ideas
10 Reality testing and testing reality
11 Four modes of therapeutic engagement: diplomacy, integrity, sincerity, and authenticity
SECTION IV: Impasses and opportunities
Editorโs note
12 The three Rs of group: resistance, rebellion, and refusal
13 Psychic nodules and therapeutic impasses
14 A falsifying adolescent
15 An intersubjective approach to entitlement
SECTION V: Doing our work
Editorโs note
16 Doing our work: words, deeds, and presence
17 Deconstructive interventions
18 Witnessing: the axis of group
19 Attention-getting mechanisms (AGMs): a personal journey
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index
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