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John Schlapobersky
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From the Couch to the Circle: Group-Analytic Psychotherapy in Practice
Process: Concepts and applications
Authors

John Schlapobersky

ARI Id

1666214292677_15092558

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Pages

283-313

DOI

10.4324/9781315670096-24

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Introduction
John Schlapobersky
37-64
Section I Foundations
65-66
Aims and vocabulary of psychotherapy
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67-94
Psychotherapy’s three dimensions: Relational, reflective, reparative
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95-119
Personal and group development
John Schlapobersky
120-147
The language of the group: Monologue, dialogue and discourse in group analysis
John Schlapobersky
148-170
Speech and silence in psychotherapy
John Schlapobersky
171-193
The range of applications in ten studies: Duration, frequency, setting
John Schlapobersky
194-235
Methods applications and models: The group-analytic model and its contemporaries
John Schlapobersky
236-256
Section II The group-analytic model
257-258
A group’s three dimensions: Structure, process and content
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259-270
Structure: Dynamic administration, composition, selection
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271-282
Process: Concepts and applications
John Schlapobersky
283-313
Content: Key questions about narrative, discourse and the voice of the symbol
John Schlapobersky
314-336
The conductor: Convenor, therapist and group member
John Schlapobersky
337-360
Section III Dynamics of change
361-363
Four domains of communication: Current, transference, projective and primordial
John Schlapobersky
364-394
Lost or found in the transference? Transference, countertransference, projection and identification in groups
John Schlapobersky
395-428
Longing and belonging in the intermediate territory
John Schlapobersky
429-453
Metaphors and metamorphosis: Symbols, transition and transformation
John Schlapobersky
454-475
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