Group Analysis. Vol 36(3):345–357 Abstract I’m making two basic points, ones that have not been elucidated in the literature. The first is that when group associations coalesce, in some sort of unified way, they form in two levels. One level is the manifest theme that the therapist perceives and, in traditional group-as-a-whole approaches, interprets. The […]
Neri C., Friedman R., Pines M., (2002). Introduction in Neri C., Friedman R., Pines M. (eds) Dreams in Group Psychotherapy Theory and Technique, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London and Philadelphia. Abstract The idea for this book was born during a meeting on a Roman terrace one sunny afternoon after a congress about ‘Dreams and the Group’. […]
Abstract J’ouvrirai mon propos par quelques considérations sur les associations libres. Les associations libres sont un instrument essentiel de la technique psychanalytique. Au cours de la séance, le patient associe ce qui lui vient à l’esprit, au sujet par exemple d’un rêve ou d’un épisode de sa vie. L’analyste l’écoute, en maintenant une attention flottante. […]
Introduction: Robi Friedman, Claudio Neri and Malcom Pines
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The book draws attention on long-neglected ways of understanding and use of dreams. The dream’s individual functions have overshadowed for many centuries its communicative functions for groups or the community
Raissa et Clarice Town. Avances in salud mental relacion/Advances in relational mental health Abstract Le but principal de cet article est de fournir quelques informations sur le Social Dreaming. Il s’agit d’une technique de travail de groupe qui valorise l’apport que les rêves peuvent offrir à la compréhension non pas du « monde intérieur » […]
Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London and Philadelphia Abstract Dreams signal the essential moments in the search for identity. In the story of Fabiana, a patient in one of my therapeutic groups, three dreams had particular importance. These dreams (actually two dreams and a “scenic representation”) showed the state of the self and the progress in her […]
Perspectives Psychiatriques, XLI, 2, 2002, pp. 95-99 Abstract Il testo prende spunto dagli studi di E. DeMartino sul trauma conseguente all’emigrazione, a cui viene associato il concetto di crisi della presenza, espressione con cui si indica la perdita della capacità di essere nel proprio tempo. La crisi della presenza può avere due esiti: portare alla […]
Abstract I will present the discussion in three parts. The first, which is very synthetic, will cover some of Bion’s theories as regards “Work Group Mentality”, “Basic Assumptions Group Mentality”, and their respective leaders. In the second, I will introduce J. Bleger’s “Syncretic Sociality” concept, which introduces a third type of “Group Mentality” different from […]
In P. Privat, D. Quelin (a cura di), La sexualité dans le groupe d’enfants, Dunod, Paris, 2001 Abstract Viene presentata una sequenza clinica di quattro sedute in cui le fantasie sessuali emergono dal racconto di sogni e circolano dall’uno all’altro partecipante subendo continue e impreviste trasformazioni. La dimensione del sogno impedisce che tali fantasie vengano […]
Clinica Y Analisis Grupal. XXXI 41-52 Abstract Mi objetivo es ofrecer alguna información sobre el “Sueño social”, una técnica de trabajo en grupo que valora la contribución que los sueños pueden ofrecer a la comprensión, no del mundo interno del soñante, sino de la realidad social e institucional en que vive. Gordon Lawrence (1998b), descubridor […]
Bulletin of Australian Association of Group Psychotherapists. 18, 42-50 Abstract What innovations does Group Psychotherapy bring? What are its main therapeutic elements? I will try to answer these questions by considering the story of Fabiana, a patient in one of my therapeutic groups Articolo in pdf fabiana-s-change-how-group-psychotherapy-works
In K Richards e B. Smith (a cura di) Proceedings of the Second International Adventure Therapy Conference, University of Ausburg, 2000 Abstract The objectives I have set myself in this paper are to give a general idea of what a group therapist with a psychoanalytic approach observes in a therapeutic group, and to examine two […]