Observations during six years on twenty patients in combined and concomitant group and individual therapies indicate that transference is intensified by this method. A lack of transference is sometimes pointed out to the patient in a group by other members more aware of such feelings. Combined treatment also increases initial catharsis, but the stimulation of the group often shows its results in the individual therapy rather than in the group. Insight and reality testing often originate in individual therapy but are re-enforced by the other members of the group.