Comprehensive Group Psychotherapy

by Kaplan, Harold I.; Sadock, Benjamin J., M.D.

• ISBN13: 9780683045345
• ISBN10: 0683045342
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1993-05-01
• Publisher: Williams & Wilkins

Table of Contents

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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