Group analysis: the journal of group analytic psychotherapy September 2006

Συγγραφέας: editor Malcolm Pines

Εκδότης - Τοποθεσία: Sage Publications

Χρονολογία: September 2006

Τόμος: vol.39 no.3

Ταξινομικός Αριθμός: 616.891 5 GRO

ISSN: 0533-3164

Περιεχόμενα:

 

Special section: papers presented at the GAS 2005 symposium, Molde

• Introduction: between matrix and manuals: contemporary challenges in group analysis – Thor Kristian Island
  
• Contemporary clinical challenges of group analysis group analysis – Dieter Nitzgen
  
• Setting the world on wheels: some clinical challenges of evidence-based practice – Chris Mace
  
• Contemporary challenges for research in group analysis – Steinar Lorentzen
  
• Chopping up the rainbow: quality assurance and the challenge to group-analytic training – Jane Campbell
  
• Secrecy and confidentiality in groups – Harold Behr
  
• Between subjects and matrix: transitivity and the ‘use of objects’ in group therapy – Klimis Navridis
  
• From calorie-counting to relationships – Elizabeth Reilly
  

Articles

• The role of narcissism in group psychotherapy – Raymond Battegay
  
• Researcher and therapist in the same person – a feasible combination? Review of Steinar Lorentzen’s doctoral thesis: ‘long-term analytic group psychotherapy with outpatients: evaluation of process and change’ – Sandahl & Wilberg
  
• The archetypes echoed in the collective unconscious of the people – Marijana & Aneta Sandić
  

Response

• The relational perspective in psychoanalysis and group analysis: a comment on the exchange between Dalal and Lavie concerning ‘the lost roots of the theory of group analysis: “taking interrelational individuals seriously”!’ by Joshua Lavie – Earl Hopper