| Preface | |
| Contributors | |
| History of Group Psychotherapy | p. 2 |
| Freud: The Group Psychologist and Group Leader | p. 10 |
| Group Dynamics | p. 21 |
| Systems Theory and Small Groups | p. 32 |
| Introduction: Tavistock Tradition in Organizational Psychology | p. 45 |
| Paranoiagenesis in Organizations | p. 47 |
| Clinical Diagnosis in Group Psychotherapy | p. 57 |
| Selection and Preparation of Patients and Organization of the Group | p. 72 |
| Role of the Leader in Group Psychotherapy | p. 84 |
| Countertransference and Transference in Groups | p. 98 |
| Resistance and Working Through in Group Psychotherapy | p. 105 |
| Termination Processes in Group Psychotherapy | p. 115 |
| Psychoanalysis in Groups | p. 126 |
| Psychoanalytic Group Psychotherapy | p. 138 |
| Group Analysis | p. 146 |
| Group-Centered Models of Group Psychotherapy | p. 156 |
| Object Relations Theory and Group Psychotherapy | p. 165 |
| Self Psychology and Group Psychotherapy | p. 176 |
| Interpersonal Group Psychotherapy | p. 185 |
| Transactional Analysis in Groups | p. 195 |
| Cognitive-Behavioral Group Psychotherapy | p. 205 |
| Psychodrama | p. 214 |
| Gestalt Group Psychotherapy | p. 228 |
| Existential-Humanistic Approach to Group Psychotherapy | p. 235 |
| Integration and Nonintegration of Innovative Group Methods | p. 244 |
| Short-Term Group Psychotherapy | p. 256 |
| Family Therapy and Multiple Family Therapy | p. 270 |
| Couples Group Psychotherapy | p. 283 |
| Self-Help Groups | p. 292 |
| Cotherapy | p. 304 |
| Combined Individual and Group Psychotherapy | p. 314 |
| Structured Interactional Group Psychotherapy | p. 324 |
| Dream Work in Group Psychotherapy | p. 338 |
| Nonverbal Behavior in Groups | p. 346 |
| Use of Video in Group Psychotherapy | p. 355 |
| Integrating Psychopharmacology and Group Psychotherapy | p. 363 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Anxiety and Mood Disorders | p. 374 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Personality Disorders | p. 393 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Schizophrenia | p. 407 |
| Group Psychotherapy with the Chronically Mentally Ill | p. 418 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Alcoholics, Substance Abusers, and Adult Children of Alcoholics | p. 429 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Eating Disorders | p. 443 |
| Group Psychotherapy with the Medically Ill | p. 459 |
| Group Psychotherapy with HIV-Infected Persons and Their Caregivers | p. 470 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Cancer Patients and the Terminally Ill | p. 477 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Sexual Dysfunctions | p. 489 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Gender-Dysphoric Patients | p. 495 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Gay Men and Lesbians | p. 506 |
| Group Psychotherapy for Adults with a History of Incest | p. 515 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Rape Victims and Battered Women | p. 525 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Sexually Abused Children | p. 531 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder | p. 550 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Children | p. 560 |
| Group Psychotherapy with Adolescents | p. 577 |
| Group Psychotherapy with the Elderly | p. 584 |
| Community Meetings and the Therapeutic Community | p. 598 |
| Inpatient Group Psychotherapy | p. 607 |
| Group Psychotherapy in the Day Hospital | p. 619 |
| Innovative Group Methods in the General Hospital Setting: Psychiatric Liaison Groups and Groups for Medically Ill Patients | p. 635 |
| Qualities of the Group Psychotherapist | p. 648 |
| Training and Supervision in Group Psychotherapy | p. 656 |
| Ethical and Legal Issues in Group Psychotherapy | p. 668 |
| Group Psychotherapy Research | p. 673 |
| Gender Issues in Group Psychotherapy | p. 682 |
| Indigenous Healing Groups in Group Psychotherapy | p. 693 |
| Links Between Group Process and Social, Political, and Cultural Issues | p. 699 |
| Comparison of Group Counseling and Group Psychotherapy | p. 717 |
| Future of Group Psychotherapy | p. 724 |
| Index | p. 733 |
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