Group therapist countertransference to trauma and traumatogenic situationsSCHERMER, Victor L.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2005, Vol 55, Num 1, issn 0020-7284, 162 p.Serial Issue

The effect of trauma on the conductor of the group: A type of identificatory countertransferenceSCHNEIDER, Stanley.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2005, Vol 55, Num 1, pp 45-62, issn 0020-7284, 18 p.Article

In the aftermath of September 11 : Group interventions with traumatized children revisitedSCHEIDLINGER, Saul; KAHN, Gloria Batkin.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2005, Vol 55, Num 3, pp 335-354, issn 0020-7284, 20 p.Article

When we all need someone to lean on. CommentaryMARANS, Steven.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2005, Vol 55, Num 3, pp 443-454, issn 0020-7284, 12 p.Article

A plea for greater recognition and appreciation of our group members' courageCANS, Jerome S.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2005, Vol 55, Num 4, pp 575-593, issn 0020-7284, 19 p.Article

Joining a group's task: The discovery of hope and respectSHAPIRO, Edward R.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2005, Vol 55, Num 2, pp 211-227, issn 0020-7284, 17 p.Article

Psychiatric treatment of the homeless in a group-based therapeutic community : A preliminary field investigationMCCRACKEN, Laura M; BLACK, Melissa P.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2005, Vol 55, Num 4, pp 595-604, issn 0020-7284, 10 p.Article

A review of interpersonal-psychodynamic group psychotherapy outcomes for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuseCALLAHAN, Kelley L; PRICE, Jennifer L; HILSENROTH, Mark J et al.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2004, Vol 54, Num 4, pp 491-519, issn 0020-7284, 29 p.Article

Group interventions for patients with cancer and HIV disease. Part II: Effects on immune, endocrine, and disease outcomes at different phases of illnessSHERMAN, Allen C; LESZCZ, Molyn; MOSIER, Julie et al.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2004, Vol 54, Num 2, pp 203-233, issn 0020-7284, 31 p.Article

Negativity and lies in analytic group therapy: An inquiry into Bion's ideas of K and -KROTH, Bennett.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2004, Vol 54, Num 4, pp 477-489, issn 0020-7284, 13 p.Article

Bonding in group: The therapist's contributionBILLOW, Richard M.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2003, Vol 53, Num 1, pp 83-110, issn 0020-7284, 28 p.Article

Group counseling to enhance adolescents' close friendshipsSHECHTMAN, Zipora; FREIDMAN, Yaffa; KASHTI, Ytzhak et al.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2002, Vol 52, Num 4, pp 537-553, issn 0020-7284Article

Application of social identity theory in group therapy with stigmatized adultsAVIRAM, Ron B; ROSENFELD, Sherri.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2002, Vol 52, Num 1, pp 121-130, issn 0020-7284Article

Comparison of group climate in an eating disorders partial hospital group and a psychiatric partial hospital groupTASCA, Giorgio A; FLYNN, Carol; BISSADA, Hany et al.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2002, Vol 52, Num 3, pp 409-417, issn 0020-7284Article

The demonstration group: A tool for observing group process and leadership styleGANS, Jerome S; RUTAN, J. Scott; LAPE, Emily et al.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2002, Vol 52, Num 2, pp 233-252, issn 0020-7284Article

Addiction as an attachment disorder : Implications for group therapyFLORES, Philip J.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2001, Vol 51, Num 1, pp 63-81, issn 0020-7284Article

Culture and the practice of group psychotherapy in SingaporeSATHYA DEVAN, G.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2001, Vol 51, Num 4, pp 571-577, issn 0020-7284Article

A systems analysis of a failure to test the effectiveness of waiting-list group therapyKLEIN, Edward B; STONE, Walter N; REYNOLDS, David J et al.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2001, Vol 51, Num 3, pp 417-423, issn 0020-7284Article

Group psychotherapy training and effectivenessFUHRIMAN, Addie; BURLINGAME, Gary M.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2001, Vol 51, Num 3, pp 399-416, issn 0020-7284Article

The group psychotherapist as contemporary mystic : A bionic object relations perspective : Contemporary theoretical developments and the implications for group psychotherapySCHERMER, Victor L.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2001, Vol 51, Num 4, pp 505-523, issn 0020-7284Article

Evidence-based medicine hits group therapyLONERGAN, E. C.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2000, Vol 50, Num 1, pp 105-112, issn 0020-7284Article

An integrative model of stress management groups for womenULMAN, K. H.International journal of group psychotherapy. 2000, Vol 50, Num 3, pp 341-362, issn 0020-7284Article

Attachment style, traumatic bonding, and developing relational capacities in a long-term trauma group for womenSAUNDERS, E. A; EDELSON, J. A.International journal of group psychotherapy. 1999, Vol 49, Num 4, pp 465-485, issn 0020-7284Article

Joining group psychotherapy : Developmental considerationsRASMUSSEN, B.International journal of group psychotherapy. 1999, Vol 49, Num 4, pp 513-528, issn 0020-7284Article

The rationale and foundations of group psychotherapy for women with metastatic breast cancerLESZCZ, M; GOODWIN, P. J.International journal of group psychotherapy. 1998, Vol 48, Num 2, pp 245-273, issn 0020-7284Article