Group psychotherapy for students and teachers a selected bibliography, 1946-1979 - Grobman, Jerald (Hove : Routledge, 2015)
1. Introduction -- 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 -- 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.
First published in 1981.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Keywords: Group psychotherapy