The Group Therapy Experience: From Theory To Practice
Ormont, a leader of psychotherapy groups for over 40 years, discusses the dynamics of group therapy. Citing examples from groups he has guided, Ormont, who is also the author of several articles and one book on group therapy (with Herbert S. Strean, The Practice of Conjoint Therapy , Human Sciences Pr., 1977), explains how therapists can establish and manage groups while overcoming the problems that often manifest themselves during group reactions. The information contained here is highly specialized and while it might benefit those considering group therapy, it is better suited for therapists working with groups. Purchase for exhaustive psychology or medical collections.- Linda S. Greene, Chicago P.L.Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.