Titlebook: An Introduction to Groupwork; A Group-Analytic Per Bill Barnes,Sheila Ernst,Keith Hyde Textbook 1999Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applic

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Chemische Eigenschaften der Seide,as people join and leave, the group has breaks and there are absences. We use the example of the group in Chapter 4 to look at the aspect of the conductor’s task which Foulkes defined as . leaving the discussion of her . for Chapter 6.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02251-0up, between group members and within individuals; her initial interventions facilitate the group process rather than addressing an individual. The conductor’s activity is influenced by her stance, her style, her orientation, her own past and present social location, her understanding of the group pr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20454-1an obvious social significance. In a therapy group we have to go beyond a legalistic or politically correct way of looking at racial, gender and other differences. We have looked in detail at the ways in which the group conductor strives to make the group a safe space where a wide variety of feeling

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20454-1plying group-analytic thought and practice within the workplace requires an awareness of fundamental differences between a group designed for therapeutic purposes and one whose primary task is work orientated. While both are subject to similar unconscious processes and use similar defence mechanisms

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Working in the Group,as people join and leave, the group has breaks and there are absences. We use the example of the group in Chapter 4 to look at the aspect of the conductor’s task which Foulkes defined as . leaving the discussion of her . for Chapter 6.

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Introduction,of these observations and experiences to enhance their participation as group therapists, in groups they work in or belong to for social purposes. Those who want to become more effective in groups enrol on groupwork training courses and read books like this hoping to learn something which will enabl

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Growing a Group,cus on the formal aspects of the material — the words, notes, colours, objects or mathematical formulae — contributes to the creative content of the work. The therapist must be mindful of how form and content interrelate and complement each other. Exclusive concern with content leaves us out of touc