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Levels and phases in group processKUTTER, P.Group analysis. 1995, Vol 28, Num 2, pp 191-205, issn 0533-3164Article

Sitting close to death: observation on a palliative care unitRAMSAY, N.Group analysis. 1995, Vol 28, Num 3, pp 355-365, issn 0533-3164Article

«Clues to identity» in trans- and intercultural group analysisMICHEL, L.Group analysis. 1995, Vol 28, Num 3, pp 275-279, issn 0533-3164Article

All's well that ends well. Or is it?ZINKIN, L.Group analysis. 1994, Vol 27, Num 1, pp 15-24, issn 0533-3164Conference Paper

Love and hate in supervision groupsSTERNBERG, T.Group analysis. 1994, Vol 27, Num 2, pp 149-157, issn 0533-3164Conference Paper

From phobic inhibitions to dreamsFOSS, T.Group analysis. 1994, Vol 27, Num 3, pp 305-317, issn 0533-3164Article

Group-analytic therapy on borderline patients in a day hospital setting : Group analysis and the psychosesMISHAN, J; BATEMAN, A.Group analysis. 1994, Vol 27, Num 4, pp 483-495, issn 0533-3164Article

The leader and the scapegoat: a dependency group studyLYNDON, P.Group analysis. 1994, Vol 27, Num 1, pp 95-104, issn 0533-3164Article

Thoughts bound and thoughts free: reflections on mental process in groupsARMSTRONG, D.Group analysis. 1994, Vol 27, Num 2, pp 131-148, issn 0533-3164Article

Training student counsellors: the hidden agendaSMITH, B.Group analysis. 1994, Vol 27, Num 2, pp 173-181, issn 0533-3164Article

Direct and indirect (reversed') mirror phenomena in group supervision : Training and supervisionKUTTER, P.Group analysis. 1993, Vol 26, Num 2, pp 177-181, issn 0533-3164Conference Paper

Bion, small groups and the analysis of political eras : Group analysis and anthropologyLITTLE, G.Group analysis. 1993, Vol 26, Num 3, pp 307-324, issn 0533-3164Article

Group analysis and religion: is there a common ground? Ideas arising from paper by Gregory van der KleijWESTCOTT, B.Group analysis. 1993, Vol 26, Num 1, pp 39-53, issn 0533-3164Article

Museum group: a workshop for the viewing publicVASELLA, M.Group analysis. 1993, Vol 26, Num 3, pp 357-361, issn 0533-3164Article

Religion and Freud and groupsVAN DER KLEIJ, G.Group analysis. 1993, Vol 26, Num 1, pp 27-37, issn 0533-3164Article

The presence of God in the group: a neglected dimensionSANDISON, R.Group analysis. 1993, Vol 26, Num 1, pp 55-65, issn 0533-3164Article

The problem of good and evilSANDISON, R.Group analysis. 1993, Vol 26, Num 2, pp 203-212, issn 0533-3164Article

Diversity in the practice of inpatient group psychotherapy in North America. DiscussionsKIBEL, H. D; HINSHELWOOD, R. D; WALSHE, J et al.Group analysis. 1992, Vol 25, Num 2, pp 225-245, issn 0533-3164Article

Between reflection and un-differentiation : discussion on paper by Ada AbrahamBROWN, D.Group analysis. 1991, Vol 24, Num 2, pp 184-186, issn 0533-3164, 3 p.Article

Brain, mind and matrix from an evolutionary viewpointFIUMARA, R.Group analysis. 1991, Vol 24, Num 4, pp 409-418, issn 0533-3164Article

Change of culture as an opportunity for reorganizing psychological conflicts : a group-analytic experience with immigrants : Applications of group analysisHEENEN-WOLFF, S; KNAUSS, W.Group analysis. 1991, Vol 24, Num 3, pp 231-240, issn 0533-3164Article

Destructive idealization : a threat to our timesMOLNOS, A.Group analysis. 1991, Vol 24, Num 2, pp 133-145, issn 0533-3164, 13 p.Article

Human Understanding in psychoanalysis and group analysis: reflections on reading Thomä and Kächele's Psychoanalytic Practice. Discussions. ReplyDAHLIN, O; BLACKWELL, D; COHN, H. W et al.Group analysis. 1991, Vol 24, Num 1, pp 21-40, issn 0533-3164, 20 p.Article

Idealization and omnipotence within the group matrix. Discussions. ReplyHYDE, K; AGAZARIAN, Y. M; BACAL, H. A et al.Group analysis. 1991, Vol 24, Num 3, pp 279-297, issn 0533-3164Article