CLINICAL REASONING IN MANUAL THERAPY

By Y. GIVIK

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: GROUPS AND GROUPINGS I THE CLINICAL APPROACH WHAT IS PSYCHOANALYTIC ABOUT GROUP THERAPY? HOW DOES A PSYCHOANALYTIC GROUP WORK? DESTRUCTIVE PROCESSES IN ANALYTIC GROUPS PSYCHOANALYTIC GROUP THERAPY WITH SEVERELY DISTURBED PATIENTS II THE THEORETICAL BACKGROUND BION AND GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY: BION AND FOULKES AT THE TAVISTOCK OUTCOME STUDIES IN GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY III GROUP RELATIONS AND THE WIDER WORLD BION’S WORK GROUP REVISITED THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF THE GROUP RELATIONS CONFERENCE IV APPLICATIONS THE TRAUMATIZED GROUP REFUGEES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF “EMOTIONAL CAPITAL” IN THERAPY GROUPS PSYCHOTIC PHENOMENA IN LARGE GROUPS SOME ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS: OEDIPUS, DOMINANCE HIERARCHIES, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT REFERENCES