Teoría y práctica grupoanalítica. 1(0):179-83.
De nuestra Hemeroteca
Clínica y Análisis Grupal. 32(1-2)
—NERI, C. (2010). Pensamiento sin pensador. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.
32(1-2):11-24.
—GÁRATE, I. (2010). Amor y Transferencia. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.
32(1-2):25-46.
—KOUKIS, A.E. (2010). Reconstruyendo la capacidad de soñar de pacientes
psicóticos. Contribución de la psicoterapia psicoanalítica. Clínica y
Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):47-58.
—ALLIONE, M. (2010). Reflexiones a propósito del diagnóstico del autismo.
Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):59-69.
— JEDDI, E. (2010). ¿Nombrar hoy la enfermedad? Una verdad a decir y
construir con el enfermo y su familia. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32
(1-2):71-95.
—DÍAZ GONZÁLEZ, T.; VALLADARES, P.; JIMÉNEZ GARCÍA, J.M. (2010).
Trombopenia. El cuerpo tiene razones que la razón ignora. Clínica y Análisis
Grupal.32(1-2):97-106.
— JOVER, F. (2010). Las pinturas negras, un espacio órfico o la muerte pintada
y anticipada por Francisco de Goya. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32
(1-2):107-18.
—CAÑETE, M.; EZQUERRO, A. (2010). El trastorno afectivo bipolar y la psicoterapia
grupo-analítica. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):119-31.
—AZURMENDI, I. (2010). El oficio de actuar. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.
32(1-2):133-38.
—SANTANA, A. (2010). Manejo del Estrés postraumático desde el punto de
vista del Psicoanálisis. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):139-50.
—HERREROS, A. (2010). Tras las huellas del narcisismo primario en el espacio
de lo social (II). Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):151-82.
—CABETAS. I. (2010). Envejecer con proyectos. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.
32(1-2):183-90.
Dossier: Reminiscencias.
—CAPARRÓS, A. (2010). El nivel humano como totalidad. Clínica y Análisis
Grupal.32(1-2):191-208.
—BAULEO, A. (2010). Vericuetos de lo institucional inconsciente. Clínica
y Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):209-24.
—KESSELMAN, H. (2010). La responsabilidad social del psicoterapeuta en los
tiempos de la globalización. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):225-52.
—CAPARRÓS, N. (2010). El caos, un nuevo espacio para la psicodinámica.
Clínica y Análisis Grupal.32(1-2):253-78.
—SANFELIU, I. (2010). Disfunción cerebral mínima. Clínica y Análisis Grupal.
32(1-2):279-83.
Media hora con…
— IGNACIO GÁRATE. Entrevista realizada C. Zurro y Atxen Garmendia.
International Journal
of Group Psychotherapy Vol. 60, Number 2, April 2010
Artículos:
—OGRODNICZUK, J.S., PIPER, W.E., JOYCE, A. S., LAU, M. A., SOCHTING, I.,
(2010). A survey of Canadian Group Psychotherapy Association Members’
Perceptions of Psychotherapy Research. Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy.
60(2):159-76.
—LAU, M.A., OGRODNICZUK, J.S., JOYCE, A. S., SOCHTING, I., (2010).
Bridging the Practitioner-Scientist Gap in Group Psychotherapy Research.
Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy. 60(2):177-96.
—GANS, J.S., COUNSELMAN, E.F., (2010). Patient Selection for Psychodynamic
Group Psychotherapy: Practical and Dynamic Considerations. Int.
J. of Group Psychotherapy. 60(2):197-220.
—SHECHTMAN, Z., MOR M., (2010). Groups for Children and Adolescents
with Trauma-Related Symptoms: Outcomes and Processes. Int. J. of
Group Psychotherapy. 60(2):221-44.
—MACNAIR-SEMANDS, R.S., OGRODNICZUK, J.S., JOYCE, A. S., (2010).
Structure and Initial Validation of a Short Form of the Therapeutic Factors
Inventory. Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy. 60(2):245-81.
Readers’ Forum
—COCANNON, C., (2010). The Mystery and the Magic of the Group: What
Happens Here That Happens Nowhere Else. Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy.
60(2):283-93.
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Commentary:
—STOCKTON, R., MORRAN, K., (2010). Reflections on Practition-Researcher
Collaborative Inquiry. Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy.
60(2):295-305.
International Journal
of Group Psychotherapy Vol. 60, Number 3, July 2010
—BILOW, R.M. (2010). On resistance. Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy.
60(3):313-46.
—REILLY, E.A. (2010). Pregnant Journeys in Group Analytic Psychotherapy.
Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy. 60(3):347-72.
— JACOB, G.A.; GABRIEL, S.; ROEPKE, S.; STOFFERS, J.; LIEB, K.; LAMMERS,
C-H. (2010). Group Therapy to Enhance Self-Esteem in Patients with
Borderline Personality Disorder: A Pilot Study. Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy.
60(3): 373-87.
—BEN-AMITAY, B.; ROSENTAL, B.; TORENT, P. (2010). Brief Parent-Child
Group Therapy for Childhood Anxiety Disorders: A Developmental
Perspective on Cognitive-Behavioral Group Treatment. Int. J. of Group
Psychotherapy. 60(3):389-406.
—WALKER, L.M.; BISCHOFF, T.F.; ROBINSON, J.W. (2010). Supportive Expressive
Group Therapy for Women with Advanced Ovarian Cancer. Int.
J. of Group Psychotherapy. 60(3):407-27.
—GANS, J.S. (2010). If Not Now, When? Take Some Risks. Int. J. of Group
Psychotherapy. 60(3):429-34.
Research Reviews: Weiss, D.S. : Group Treatment of PTSD Resulting
from Political Trauma.
Book Review: Brabender, V.; Fallon, A. (2009). Group Development in
Practice: Guidance for Clinicians and Researchers on Stages and Dynamics
of Change. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
315pp.
Group Analysis. The International Journal of Group-Analytic
Psychotherapy. Volume: 43, Number 1, March 2010
Artículos:
—WEEGMANN, M.; ENGLISH, C. (2010). Beyond the Shadow of Drugs:
Groups withs Substance Misusers. Group Analysis, 43(1):3-21.
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—KHANTZIAN, E.J. (2010). Response to Weegmann and English’s “Beyond
the Shadow of Drugs: Groups withs Substance Misusers”. Group Analysis,
43(1):22-5.
—BORONAT, D. (2010) Response to “Beyond the Shadow of Drugs: Groups
withs Substance Misusers”. Group Analysis, 43(1):26-30.
—VALERIO, P.; LEPPER, G. (2010). Change and Process in Short and Longterm
Groups for Survivors of Sexual Abuse. Group Analysis, 43(1):31-49.
—NETO, I.M.; FIALHO, T.; GODINHO, P.; CENTENO, M.J. (2010). Treating
and Training: A 30 Year Experience of a Team with a Group-Analytic
Framework: Part I. Group Analysis, 43(1):50-64.
—BILLOW, R.M. (2010). Anarchy. Group Analysis, 43(1):65-80.
—ANTHONY, E.J. (2010). My Psychoanalytic and Group-Analytic Life with
S.H. Foulkes. Group Analysis, 43(1):81-5.
—DE LAMBERT, L. (2010). Postcript to “Classic Balint Group Work and the
Thinking of W.B. Bion: How Balint Work Increases the Ability to Think
One’s Own Thoughts”, by Ulrich Rüth. Group Analysis, 43(1):86-9.
—GLYN, D. (2010). Feeling for Authority: Responses to Issues Raised in the
2009 Annual Foulkes Lecture. Group Analysis, 43(1):90-3.
Revisión de libros.
—ORBACH, S. (2009). Bodies. London. Profile Books.
Group Analysis. The International Journal of Group-Analytic
Psychotherapy. Volume: 43, Number 2, June 2010
—NETO, I.M.; FIALHO, T.; GODINHO, P.; CENTENO, M.J. (2010). Treating
and Training: A 30 Year Experience of a Team with a Group-Analytic
Framework: Part II. Group Analysis, 43(2):107-26.
—TUBERT-OKLANDER, J. (2010). The Matrix of Despair: Form Despair to
Desire Through Dialogue. Group Analysis, 43(2):127-40.
—HAKEEM, A. (2010). Deconstructing Gender in Trans-Gender Identities.
Group Analysis, 43(2):141-54.
—TAHA, M.; ABD-EL-HAMEED, M.A.; HASSAN, M.H.; KAMAL, A.M.; MAHFOUZ,
R. (2010). Power and Lowe and Lowe and Power in Group Psychotherapy.
Group Analysis, 43(2):155-69.
—PUNTER, J. (2010). Group Analysis as I do It: How I work with the Social
Unconscious. Group Analysis, 43(2):170-80.
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—HINSHELWOOD, B. (2010). Comment on “Power of Lowe and Lowe of
Power in Group Psychotherapy, by Mohamed Taha et al. Group Analysis,
43(2):181-84.
—AHLIN, G. (2010). Activity versus Passivity in Conductor Styles: Further
Reflections about Egyptian and Group-Analytic Conductor Styles in
Group Psychotherapy. Group Analysis, 43(2):185-89.
—PINES, M. (2010). Comment on Taha et al “Power of Lowe and Lowe of
Power” Group Analysis, 43(2):190-191.
—COMERFORD, A. (2010). Tom Hamrogue (5th July 1948-8th July 2009)
Group Analysis, 43(2):192-93.
—SING DILLON, H, (2010). Postscript to “Beyond the Shadow of Drugs:
Groups with Substance Missuers”. Group Analysis, 43(2):194-96.
