The group process and family therapy : extensions and applications of basic principles
著者
書誌事項
The group process and family therapy : extensions and applications of basic principles
（Social work series）
Pergamon Press, 1988
- pbk.
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注記
Rev. ed. of: The group process as a helping technique, 1970
Bibliography: p. 231-232
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Few innovations in the field of psychotherapy have made such a universal impact as that of family therapy. The authors of 'The Group Process as a Helping Technique' have now brought family therapy within the same framework, holding that the underlying principles of group and of family treatment can become part of the thinking of members of the caring professions in general and of all whose work brings them into contact with people's problems and relationships. In this work they take the reader through a deceptively simple account of the origins of various forms of group work, culminating in the therapy of family groups, illustrating each form of group process with succinct examples from group counselling, social case-work, child guidance, family psychiatry, terminal care and mental health consultation. The scholarly discussion is illuminated with excerpts from Henry James, George Eliot, Bertrand Russell, Jane Austen and Conan Doyle, as well as from Sigmund Freud, Ezriel, Bion, Foulkes, Caplan, Skynner, Satir and Melanie Klein.
目次
Foreword. Prologue: How problems are shaped. The Group Process: Crossing the frontiers of professional practice. The formation of a group. The group situation. The Group Process in Practice: Three systems of group work. Group psychotherapy. Group counselling. Group discussion. The Family Process: The family group. The family in action. Splitting and scapegoating. The Family Process in Practice: The therapist in the family group. Wider Applications of the Family Process: A psycho-structural model. The psycho-structural model applied. Epilogue: One last case. Bibliography. Index.
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