Group Psychotherapy for Students and Teachers (RLE: Group Therapy): Selected Bibliography, 1946-1979

by Jerald Grobman (Editor)

Overview

Originally published in 1981, this is a carefully selected bibliography of group psychotherapy for both students and teachers. The book is divided into three useful parts containing relevant journal articles and book chapters on a variety of topics. The first part includes topics that would be useful for a seminar in basic analytic group psychotherapy. Topics in the second part include group therapy with special patient populations, group therapy in special settings, special types of group therapy and research and outcome studies in group therapy. The third part covers group therapy with children. All the articles can be used to develop specialized and specific literature seminars or to elucidate issues that arise in the clinical supervision of group psychotherapy.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781317624691
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	09/19/2014
Series:	Routledge Library Editions: Group Therapy
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	128
File size:	678 KB

About the Author

Grobman, Jerald

Table of Contents

Preface  1. Introduction and Overview  2. Therapeutic Factors in Group Psychotherapy  3. Group Cohesiveness  4. Selection and Referral of Patients  5. Preparation of Patients  6. Composition and Size of Therapy Groups  7. Group Dynamics  8. Developmental Stages in Therapy Groups  9. Therapeutic Models  10. Transference  11. Countertransference  12. Use of Dreams  13. Scapegoating  14. Alternate Sessions  15. Working Through  16. Termination  17. Fees  18. Medication  19. Specific Therapeutic Issues, Goals and Techniques  20. Combined Individual and Group Psychotherapy  21. Use of Recorders  22. Co-Therapy  23. Group Therapy with Patients in Specific Diagnostic Categories  24. Leaderless Groups  25. Couples Groups  26. Diagnostic Groups  27. Family Group Therapy  28. Time-Limited Groups  29. Crisis Groups  30. After Care Groups  31. Group Therapy in Community Psychiatry  32. Teaching and Learning Group Psychotherapy  33. Group Relations  34. Group Therapy in a Medical Setting (Including Psychosomatic Patients)  35. Groups with Doctors and Medical Students  36. Women’s Groups  37. Assertiveness Training Groups  38. Groups for Holocaust Survivors  39. In-Patient Groups  40. Large Groups  41. Activities in Group Therapy  42. Therapeutic Milieu and the Group Process  43. Research and Outcome Studies  44. Group Psychotherapy with Children  Author Index  Subject Index