Self Experiences in Group Intersubjective and Self Psychological Pathways to Human Understanding

Name: Self Experiences in Group Intersubjective and Self Psychological Pathways to Human Understanding
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ISBN: 9781853025976

ISBN-10: 1853025976

ISBN-13: 9781853025976

Edition: 1998

Authors: Irene Harwood, Malcolm Pines

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This study focuses on the physical expression of internal processes and its application to psychotherapy, with particular reference to the work of Margaret Lowenfeld.

Book details

List price: $55.00
Copyright year: 1998
Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Publication date: 2/1/1998
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 192
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.50" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.682
Language: English



Foreword



Preface



Acknowledgements


Introduction




A consideration of Kohut's views on group psychotherapy




The self as a group: the group as a self




Advances in group psychotherapy and self psychology: an intersubjective approach




Intersubjectivity in archaic and mature twinship in group psychotherapy




Harvest of fire: archaic twinship and fundamental conflict within a community and in group therapy




How does group psychotherapy cure? A reconceptualization of the group process: from self psychology to the intersubjective perspective




The group self, empathy, intersubjectivity and hermeneutics: a group analytic perspective




Infant research and intersubjective responsiveness in group therapy




Examining early childhood multiple cross-cultural extended selfobject and traumatic experiences and creating optimum treatment environments




A multiple selfobject and traumatizing experiences co-therapy model at work




Motivational systems and groupobject theory: implications for group therapy




Can group analysis/psychotherapy provide a wide angle lens for self psychology?




Notes on optimal responsiveness in the group process



List of Contributors


Subject Index


Author Index