Research Catalog

Title

Introduction to group therapy : a practical guide / Scott Simon Fehr.

Author

Fehr, Scott Simon.

Publication

New York : Haworth Press, ©1999.

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Details

Description

xviii, 244 pages; 23 cm

Summary

"Introduction to Group Therapy will give students and clinicians a solid direction, eliminating feelings of disorientation when starting groups. In this text, you'll explore several areas of group therapy to help you alleviate your clients' suffering, including: the history of group therapy; how to set up your office; internship, practice, and transference; forum dialogues with senior clinicians; discussions about the group therapy circle; the physical representation of group; contemporary issues in group therapy; and problematic clients."--Jacket.

Series Statement

Advances in psychology and mental health

Uniform Title

Advances in psychology and mental health

Subject

• Group counseling
• Group psychotherapy
• Countertransference (Psychology)
• Transference (Psychology)
• Self
• Ego (Psychology)
• Psychotherapy, Group > methods
• Countertransference
• Ego
• Transference, Psychology
• Psychotherapy, Group
• Self
• Group counseling
• Group psychotherapy

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 233-237) and index.

Contents

Foreword / Robert D. Weitz, PhD -- The Development of a History (1895-1943) -- The Circle -- LeBon -- Pratt -- Freud -- Burrows -- Wender -- Moreno -- Bion -- The Story Continues (1951 and Beyond) -- Dreikur -- Foulkes -- Corsini and Rosenberg -- Berne -- Rogers -- Yalom and Lieberman -- Rioch -- Horwitz -- Ormont -- Why Group Therapy? -- The Group Therapist -- Preparation and Practicality -- The Setting -- The Group Contract -- Cohesion -- Self-Protection: Ego Defense Mechanisms and the Process of Adjustment -- Acting Out -- Compensation -- Conversion -- Denial -- Displacement -- Dissociation -- Emotional Insulation -- Fantasy -- Identification -- Intellectualization -- Introjection -- Projection -- Rationalization -- Reaction Formation -- Regression -- Repression -- Sublimation -- Undoing -- The Life Cycle of a Group and Client Inclusion/Exclusion -- Adaptation -- Orientation -- Formation -- Initial Engagement -- Inclusion -- Reactive Phase -- Control -- Differentiation -- Disinclination to Participate -- Transition -- Conflict and Confrontation -- Resistance -- Togetherness -- Commitment -- Cohesion -- Bonding -- Attraction -- Identification -- Family -- Mature -- Work -- Resolution -- Productivity -- Task Oriented -- Cooperation -- Termination -- Farewell -- Closure -- The End -- Client Inclusion and Exclusion -- Transference and Countertransference -- Transference -- Countertransference -- Transference and Its Relationship to Group Therapy.

ISBN

• 078900612X
• 9780789006127

LCCN

98041557

OCLC

• ocm39887066
• 39887066
• SCSB-1216090

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library