PEP | Article - Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Clinical Observations on the Effect of Analytically Oriented Group Therapy and Group Supervision on the Therapist. Cornelius Beukenkamp. Pp. 82-90.

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Abstract

Transference reactions in group treatment are more intense than in the individual

relationship with a therapist. Combined analysis of the primary parent-child (analyst and patient) relationship, and the family-sibling-society (patient in the group treatment experience) relationship, proved more than helpful. Such patients acted out less and developed a less disabling dependency on the therapist. This combined analysis 'appears to reach the totality of the personality structure, since it utilizes the various transferences in a realistic, meaningful manner'.

PEP | Article - Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Clinical Observations on the Effect of Analytically Oriented Group Therapy and Group Supervision on the Therapist. Cornelius Beukenkamp. Pp. 82-90. - The Psychoanalytic Quarterly