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| Foreword | |
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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| The History of Group Therapy, Part I: Genesis, 1895-1943 | |
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| The Circle | |
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| LeBon | |
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| Pratt | |
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| Freud | |
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| Burrows | |
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| Wender | |
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| Moreno | |
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| Bion | |
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| Review | |
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| The History of Group Therapy, Part II: 1951 and Beyond | |
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| Dreikurs | |
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| Foulkes | |
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| Corsini and Rosenberg | |
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| Slavson | |
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| Berne | |
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| Rogers | |
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| Yalom and Lieberman | |
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| Rioch | |
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| Horwitz | |
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| Ormont | |
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| Review | |
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| Why Group Therapy? | |
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| The Group Therapist | |
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| Review | |
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| Modalities: Structural Empiricism and Application to Group Therapy | |
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| Adlerian | |
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| Psychodrama | |
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| Existentialism | |
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| Person Centered | |
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| Transactional Analysis | |
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| General Systems Theory (GST) | |
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| Gestalt | |
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| Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy | |
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| Modalities, Continued | |
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| Behavior Therapy | |
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| Focal Conflict Paradigm | |
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| Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy | |
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| Basic Assumption Model | |
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| Reality Therapy | |
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| Here-and-Now Modality | |
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| Review | |
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| Preparation and Practicality | |
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| The Setting | |
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| Client Inclusion/Exclusion | |
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| Cohesion | |
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| The Group Contract | |
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| Review | |
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| The Life Cycle of a Group | |
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| Adaptation | |
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| Orientation | |
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| Formation | |
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| Initial Engagement | |
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| Inclusion | |
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| Reactive Phase | |
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| Control | |
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| Differentiation | |
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| Disinclination to Participate | |
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| Transition | |
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| Conflict and Confrontation | |
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| Resistance | |
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| Togetherness | |
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| Commitment | |
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| Cohesion | |
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| Bonding | |
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| Attraction | |
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| Identification | |
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| Family | |
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| Mature | |
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| Work | |
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| Resolution | |
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| Productivity | |
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| Task Oriented | |
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| Cooperation | |
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| Termination | |
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| Farewell | |
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| Closure | |
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| The End | |
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| Review | |
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| Resistance and Self-Protection: Ego Defense Mechanisms and the Process of Adjustment | |
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| Resistance | |
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| Self-Protection | |
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| Review | |
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| Transference and Countertransference | |
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| Transference | |
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| Countertransference | |
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| Transference and Its Relationship to Group Therapy | |
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| Review | |
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| A Case Study | |
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| The Case | |
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| Group Analytical-Medical Model Approach | |
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| An Occupational Therapy Approach | |
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| Process-Directed Group Work Approach | |
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| Reality Therapy Approach | |
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| A Family Art Therapy Systems Approach | |
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| Analysis Using the Psychodramatic Modality Approach | |
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| Psychoanalytic Object Relational Group Therapy Approach | |
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| Adler's Individual Psychology Approach | |
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| Here and Now--There and Then Approach | |
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| A Case Study, Continued | |
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| Systemic Group Therapy Approach | |
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| Dance/Movement Therapy--The LivingDance Approach | |
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| Family Systems Approach | |
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| The Modern Group Analytic Approach | |
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| Transactional Analysis Approach | |
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| A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach | |
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| A Group-As-a-Whole Approach | |
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| A Group-Analytical Model Approach | |
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| Review | |
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| The Training Site, Seeking the Truth, and the Problematic Client | |
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| Scenario | |
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| Ideal Scenario | |
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| Seeking the Truth | |
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| The Problematic Client | |
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| Review | |
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| Group Psychotherapy As a Negative Experience | |
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| The Triangle | |
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| Review | |
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| Issues and Perspectives | |
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| Issue: Humor and Its Relation to Psychotherapy | |
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| Issue: Therapist Self-Disclosure | |
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| Issue: Should a Group Therapist Have the Experience of Being a Group Member? | |
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| Issue: Monopolizers | |
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| Issue: Subpoena Group Members | |
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| Issue: When a Client Is Seeing You in Group Therapy and Another Therapist in Individual Psychotherapy | |
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| Issue: Therapist Abuse | |
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| Issue: Suicide | |
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| Review | |
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| Group Psychotherapy As a Specialty | |
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| The Many Forms of Group Therapy | |
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| Structured Exercises for Developing Group Cohesion | |
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| Group Therapy from A to Z | |
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| Glossary | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |