Recent Publications by Our Members

E. James Anthony

Documents, links and translations

Harold Behr

Behr, H.L. (1982) 'The Significance of Teasing in Group Psychotherapy.' In: M. Pines, L. Rafaelsen (eds) The Individual and the Group: Boundaries and Interrelations. Vol. 2: Practice. Plenum Press.

Behr, H.L. (1984) 'A Group Analytic Perspective on Family Therapy'. in  T. E. Lear, (ed) Spheres of Group Analysis. Leinster Leader.

Behr, H.L. (1988) 'A Group-Analytic Contribution to Family Therapy'. Journal of Family Therapy 10, 3, 307 - 321.

Behr, H.L. (1988) 'Group Analysis with Early Adolescents: Some Clinical Issues'. Group Analysis, 21, 2, 119 - 133.

Behr, H.L.(1994) Chapter 11: 'Families and Group Analysis' in  D. Brown and L. Zinkin (eds) Developments in Group-Analytic Theory: Routledge.

Behr, H.L. (1995) Chapter 1: 'The Integration of Theory and Practice.' in:  M. Sharpe, The Third Eye: Supervision of Analytic Groups. Routledge.

Behr, H.L. (1996) Multiple Family Group Therapy: A  Group-analytic Perspective. Group Analysis 29, 1, 9 - 22.

Behr, H.L. (1997) 'Chapter 7: Group Work with Parents In: K.N. Dwivedi, Enhancing Parenting Skills. Wiley and sons.

Behr, H.L. (2001) 'The Importance of Being Father: A Tribute to Robin Skynner.' Journal of Family Therapy 23, 3, 327 - 333.

Behr, H.L. (2003) Chapter 8: Psychodynamic Groups for Children and Adolescents. In: M.E.Garralda, M.E. and C. Hyde (eds) Managing Children with Psychiatric Problems. BMA books.

Harold Behr and Liesel Hearst (2005). 'Group-Analytic Psychotherapy: A Meeting of Minds.' Wiley Blackwell.

Lask, B. and  Behr, H.L. (2006) (eds.) Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry Special Issue: Theory of Change. 11, 2. (Sage).

Behr, H.L. (2006) 'Secrecy and Confidentiality in Groups'. Group Analysis 39, 3, 356 - 365.

Behr, H.L. (2007) 'Forty Years Ago: The First Issue of Group Analysis Revisited.' Group Analysis 40, 1, 5 - 11.

Behr, H.L. (2008) 'Education about Group Analysis is as Important as Research: Response to 'From Freud to Foulkes to the Fututre: The Development of Group Analysis and its Continual Evolution' by Az Hakeem. Group Analysis 41, 1, 53 - 59.

Juan Campos

Campos, Juan (1981). Milestones in the History of Group Analysis. Group Analysis V. XIV.

Phyllis Cohen

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2001). The Practice of Modern Group Psychotherapy: Working with the Past Trauma in the Present. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, Volume 51, Number 4.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2002). Commentary: “Group Analytic Training Conducted through an Interpreter ” Group Analysis Volume 35, Number 2.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2002). The New York Inferno: Taking Solace from the Stories. Journal of Religion and Health, Volume 41.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2004). The Care and Feeding of the Therapist in Times of Trauma. Journal of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Volume 21, Number 1.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2006). Bridging the Gender Gap: Men and Women in Group. Group.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2006). The Symbolic Meaning of Food. Current Trends in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2006). Bridging the Gender Gap: Men and Women in Group. Co-Author with Ellen Lack Wright, Group, Volume30.3.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2006). Guest Editor – Special Issue - The Full Circle: The Art of  Modern Analytic Group Therapy. Group, Volume 30.3.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2006). Guest Editor – Special Issue of Group, on Modern Analytic Group Practice. “The Full Circle ”.

Cohen, Phyllis F. (2007). “Past Time”:  Anniversary Reactions That Can Confound the Group Analyst.  International Journal for Group Psychotherapy. Volume 57, Number 2.

Robi Friedman

Personal Website with list of publications

Roberto Ghirardelli

Ghirardelli, R. (2000) “From Defence to Understanding: The Evolution of a Group of Young Psychotic Patients and of its Leader” Group Analysis,  33(2).

Ghirardelli, R. (2001) Silence and the use of Objects Brought to the Session as a Resistance in a Group with Adolescents, Group Analysis, 34(4).

Ghirardelli, R. (2004). “Alla ricerca di un setting: Una terapia gruppoanalitica in un reparto per pazienti psicotici acuti”, Gruppi, n.3.

Bracha Hadar

Hadar, B. (2000). The Therapeutic Approach to the Body: From Psychoanalysis to Movement Therapy and Bioenergetic Analysis. In: Bioenergetic Analysis – the Clinical Journal of the International Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis, 11(2), pp.111-136.

Hadar, B. (2001). The Therapeutic Approach to the Body in Psychoanalysis and its Relation to Movement Therapy and Bioenergetic Analysis. in: J. of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis 29(3), 483-490.

Hadar, B. (2001). The Social Unconscious Reflected in Politics, Organizations and Groups: A Case of Overseas Group Analysis Training. A paper written together with Gila Ofer in: Group Analysis, Vol. 34, No. 3.

Hadar, B. (2008). The Body of Shame in the Circle of the Group. In: Group Analysis, vol.41, no.2.

Robert Lipgar

Lipgar, Robert M. (1999). Guide to Patient-Staff Large Group Meetings. Group Dynamics: Theory, Research, Practice. V. 3/1, pp. 51-60.

Liz McLure

McLure, L. Working with the Unbearable. Chapter in Working with Dangerous People, the Psychotherapy of Violence. Edited by David Jones, Radcliffe Medical Press, 2004.

McLure, L. From fantasy to reality in offending. Chapter in Dynamic Security, The Democratic Therapeutic Community in Prison. Edited by Michael Parker, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2007.

McLure, L. Clinical supervision for staff in a Therapeutic Community Prison. Chapter in Humane Prisons and How to run them. Edited by David Jones, Radcliffe Medical Press, 2006.

Angela Molnos

Molnos, A. (1998). A Psychotherapist’s Harvest.

Charles Montgomery

Montgomery, C. (2002). Role of dynamic group therapy in psychiatry. Advances in Psychiatric Treatment (2002) 8: 34-41.

Malcolm Pines

Pines, M. (1988). The Illumination of Dreams. In “Dreams in Group Psychotherapy, Theory and Technique”. Eds. Claudio Neri, Malcolm Pines and Robi Friedman. Jessica Kingsley Publications, London.

Pines, M. (1999). Group Psychotherapy. 1941-1950. The Impact of  World Events. Chapter 5, in, A Century of Psychiatry, ed. Hugh Freeman.  Mosby-Wolfe Medical Communications.  London.

Pines, M. (1999). Editorial introduction to a special section: Papers written “in honour” of Professor Ada Abraham.  Group Analysis 32/3.

Pines, M. and John Schlapobersky. (2000). Group Methods in Adult Psychiatry. in New Oxford Textbook of Psychiatry, vol. 2, Oxford University Press.  Eds. Gelder M.G, Lopez Tibor JJ, Andreason N.

Pines, M. (2000). Editorial on empirical research. Group Analysis. 33/3.

Pines, M. (2000). Patrick de Mare: A Man Ahead of His Time. Group Analysis 33/1.

Pines, M. (2001). Response to “The Social Unconscious: A Post-Foulkesian Perspective.  By Farhad Dalal.  GroupAnalysis 34/4.

Pines, M. (2002). The Coherency of Group Analysis. Group Analysis 35/1.

Pines, M. (2002). Changing Times, Changing Realities. A Glimpse of the Future: “There is Something More”.Croatian Medical Journal, 43 (3).

Pines, M. (2003). The Time Unlimited Group. Group Analysis 36/2.224-7.

Pines, M. (2003). Large Groups and Culture.  in The Large Group, edited by Haim Weinberg and Stanley Schneider.  Jessica Kingsley Publications.

Pines, M. (2003). Bion and Foulkes on Empathy, in “Building on Bion: Roots, Origins and Context of Bion’s Contributions to Theory and Practice”.  eds. Robert M Lipgar and Malcolm Pines, Jessica Kingsley Publications, London.

Sabar Rustomjee

Rustomjee, Sabar. (1997). Traversing the Psycho-analytic Pathway: From Phobias to Chung Yung - Confucian Golden Mean. Group Analysis Vol. 30 p. 395-407.

Rustomjee, Sabar. (2001). Exploring Social Disintegration, Group Analysis Vol 34 No.1 p. 115-127.

Rustomjee, Sabar. (2004). A Safe Enough Space for Creative Thinking leading to peaceful Resolutions. International Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy Vol 2, p. 93-97.

Rustomjee, Sabar. (2006). Asian Culture and Psychotherapy: Implications for East West. Book Review. Forum, IAGP.

Rustomjee, Sabar. (2007). The Schopenhauer Cure. Book Review.  Australasian Journal of  Psychotherapy . Vol.26. No.1.

Rustomjee, Sabar. (2007). Containment and Failures of Containment. Group Analysis.  SAGE Publications, London. Vol. 40. No. 4.  p.523-537.

Stanley Schneider

Schneider, S. (2000). “Paranoia, Group-Conflicts and Religion.” Persönlichkeitsstörungen Theorie und Therapie. , 4:36-41(German).

Schneider,S. (2002) “Fundamentalism and Paranoia in Groups and Society." GROUP,   26:17-28.

Schneider.S. & Bina,R. (2002) “The Hierarchical Authority Pyramid in a Therapeutic Milieu.” In: J.H.Berke, M.Fagan, G.Mak-Pearce & S.Pierides-Muller (eds.), Beyond Madness: PsychoSocial Interventions in Psychosis. London: Jessica Kingsley.

Schneider,S. (2003) " The Mystical and the Spiritual in the Large Group." In:  S.Schneider & H.Weinberg (eds.), The Large Group Re-Visited: The Herd,  Primal Horde, Crowds and Masses. London:Jessica Kingsley Publishers.

Agmon, S., Schneider, S. & Sagy, S.(2005). “The Development of Group Defense Mechanisms and Group  Identity Changes in Israeli Jewish and Arab Students – The Early Stages (Part I). “ MiKBaTZ: Israel Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 10: 54-75  (Hebrew).

Agmon, S., Schneider, S. & Sagy, S. (2005).“The Development of Group Defense Mechanisms and  Group  Identity Changes in Israeli Jewish and Arab Students - The Processing of Defensive Splitting within the Group (Part II). MiKBaTZ: Israel Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 10: 57-82  (Hebrew).

Berke, J.H. & Schneider, S. (2008). Centers of Power: The Convergence of Psychoanalysis and Kabbalah. Lanham, Maryland: Jason Aronson.

Schneider, S. & Berke, J.H. (2008). “The Oceanic Feeling, Mysticism and Kabbalah: Freud’s Historical Roots.”   Psychoanalytic Review, 95:131-156.

Schneider, S. & Schneider, C. (2008). "Animal-Assisted Therapy with a Group of Young Children with Social Problems." In: S.S.Fehr (ed), 101 Interventions in Group Therapy. New York: Haworth.

Regine Scholz

Mies, T.; Scholz, R. (2001): Die Theorien des Unbewussten in Psychoanalyse und Gruppenanalyse. Arbeitshefte Gruppenanalyse 2001: 24-42.

Scholz, R. (2001): Die Neuverhandlung sozialer Ordnung in multikulturellen Gruppen. Gruppenpsychotherapie und Gruppendynamik 2/2001: 128-139.

Scholz, R. (2003): The Foundation Matrix: A Useful Fiction. Group Analysis 36/4, Dec. 2003: 548-554.

Scholz, R. (2004): Self-esteem and the Process of its Reassement in Multicultural Groups: Renegotiating the symbolic Social Order. Group Analysis 37/4, Dec. 2004: 525-535.

Scholz, R. (2004): Das Unbewusste kennt keine Zeit! Das Unbewusste kennt keine Zeit? Gruppenanalyse 2/04: 147-154.

Scholz, R. (2005): Warum Foulkes' Konzept der Grundlagenmatrix sinnvoll ist. Gruppenanalyse 1/05: 5-11.

Scholz, R. (2005): Culture, Trauma and Idendity, Dynamic Psychiatry Vol. 38, (3/2005): 377-385.

Scholz, R. (2006): Das Thema der Gruppenphasen in der gruppenanalytischen Diskussion. In: Heinzel, R. & Seidler, C. (Hg): Gruppenprozess zwischen Struktur und Chaos - Die Gruppe in Klinik und Praxis, Band 2, Verlag Barbara Budrich, Opladen 2006: 33-46.

Scholz, R. (2007): Zur Sozialität des Unbewussten. In: Arbeitshefte Gruppenanalyse (Hg): Die gruppenanalytische Perspektive. psychosozial 107, S. 25-29.

Lauren Storck

Southall, K., Storck, L. and Hannan, G. Hearing Loss Stigma meets Positive People: A qualitative analysis and living examples. Panel presentation at the IFHOH Congress (International Federation of Hard of Hearing Associations), Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, July 2008.

Ivan Urlić

Vlastelica, M.,Pavlović, S., Urlić, I.: Patients' Ranking of Therapeutic Factors in Group Analysis. Coll. Antropol. 2003: 27(2) 779-788.

Vlastelica, M., Urlić, I.: Group Members' Assessment of Their Conductor in Small Analytic Group. Coll. Antropol. 2004: 28 (Supp.) 183-190.

Urlić, I.: Trauma and reparation, Mourning and Forgiveness: The Healing Potential of the Group, Group Analysis 2004, 37 (4): 453-471. Foulkes lecture.

Urlić,I.: Recognizing Inner and Outer Realities as a Process: On Some Countertransferential Issues of the Group Conductor, Group Analysis 2005, 38 (2): 249-263.

Jurčević,S.,Urlić,I.,Vlastelica,M.: Denial and Dissociation as Coping Strategies in Mothers’ Postmortem Identification of Their Sons, American Imago 2005, 62 (4): 395-417.

Britvić, D., Urlić, I., Definis-Gojanović, M.: Juvenile Perpetrators of Homicides and Attempted Homicides – A Case Control Study, Coll. Antropol. 2006, 30 (1): 143-147.

Britvić,D., Radelić, N., Urlić,I.: Long-term dynamic oriented group    psychotherapy of posttraumatic stress disorder in war veterans: Prospective study of five-year treatment, Croat. Med. J. 2006, 47: 75-83.

Urlić, I. Staff Envy of the Patients: The Reciprocity of Unconscious Envious Feelings and  Projections: Commentary on Article by Tony Ashton. Group Analysis 2007, 1(40): 102-107.

Urlic,I.,Britvic,D.: Group Supervision of Group Psychotherapy with Psychotic Patients: A Group Analytic Approach, Group Analysis 2007, 40(2): 136-166.

Britvić, D., Antičević, V., Kekez, V., Lapenda, B., Urlić, I.: Psihodinamski aspekti adaptacije i liječenja psihotraume: Rezultati istraživanja, Druš.Istraž.Zagreb 2007, 3(89): 497-513.

Urlić,I., Agius M.: The patient with schizophrenia and his father. The father’s role and personality traits in the dynamics of the family with a son suffering from schizophrenia. Psychiatria Danubina, 2007; Vol.19, No. 3, pp 154-172.

Urlić, I., Tocilj-Šimunković, G.: Working Through Shame in Groups for Victims of Trauma and War. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 59(2)2009, pp 165-178.

Chapter in the book “comunita e politica” (in Italian, in print) ed. Prof. Franco di Maria.

Hans-Peter Waldhoff

Waldhoff, Hans-Peter (2007 ). Unthinking the Closed Personality: Norbert Elias, Group Analysis and Unconscious Processes in a Research Group. Group Analysis V40, pp. 323-343.

Haim Weinberg

Schneider S. & Weinberg H. (eds.). 2003 The Large Group Revisited: The Herd, Primal Horde, Crowds and Masses. Jessica Kingsley Pub.

Toder, M. & Weinberg H. 2006. The Group Through the Looking Glass. Mikbaz, the Israeli Journal of Group-Psychotherapy. V11(1), pp. 35-54 (in Hebrew).

Weinberg H. 2003  The Culture of the Group, and Groups From Different Cultures. Group Analysis V36(2), pp. 255-267.

Weinberg H. 2003 The Large Group in a Virtual Environment. Also, Introduction: Background, Structure and Dynamics of  the Large Group.. In S. Schneider & H. Weinberg (eds.) The Large Group Revisited: The Herd, Primal Horde, Crowds and Masses. Jessica Kingsley Pub.

Weinberg H. & Toder M. 2004. The Hall of Mirrors in Small, Large and Virtual Groups. Group Analysis V37(4), pp. 492-507.

Weinberg H. & Nuttman-Shwartz O. (eds.) 2005. Group and Trauma. Special issue of Group Analysis, V38(2).

Weinberg H., Nuttman-Shwartz O., & Gilmore, M. 2005. Trauma Groups: an overview. Group Analysis, 38(2). pp. 189-204.

Weinberg H. 2006. Regression in the group revisited. GROUP, 30(1), pp. 1-17.

Weinberg H. & Nuttman-Shwartz O. 2006. Group Work and Therapy in Israel - mirroring a regressed - traumatized society. The Journal Organisational and Social Dynamics OPUS V 6(1), pp. 95-110.

Weinberg H. & Schneider S. 2007. The Large Group: Structure, Goals, Characteristics, Processes & Dynamics. Mikbaz, the Israeli Journal of Group-Psychotherapy. V12(1), pp. 39-52 (in Hebrew).

Weinberg H. 2007. So What Is This Social Unconscious Anyway? Group Analysis, 40(3). pp. 307-322.

Weinberg H. & Ditroi A. 2007. Concurrent therapy, Countertransference, and the Analytic Third. GROUP, 31(1-2), 47- 62.

Weinberg H. & Schneider S. 2007. Ethical Considerations in the Large Group. GROUP, 31(3), 215-228.

Weinberg H. 2008. Using Art Therapy Technique in a Psychodynamic-Oriented Group. In S. S. Fehr (ed.) 101 Interventions in Group Therapy. pp.145-150. The Haworth Press.

Weinberg H. 2008. The Social Unconscious. Dialogue: Israel Journal of Psychotherapy. 22(2):149-157. (in Hebrew).

Peter Zelaskowski

Clinical Papers