ANALYTICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY. PROCESSES AND PHENOMENA - JERZY PAWLIK (ED.)

The book "Analytical Psychotherapy. Processes and Phenomena" edited by Jerzy Pawlik is a compendium of knowledge on analytical group psychotherapy. It is a must-read for psychology students, psychotherapists, and anyone interested in psychoanalysis and group processes. This publication is an invaluable source of information both for people training in psychotherapy and for those involved in counseling and group processes. This is a new, expanded edition of the study, which has gained recognition in the therapeutic community.

• Complete discussion of the theory and practice of analytical group psychotherapy
• Detailed analysis of the organization of the treatment process in a small group
• Explanation of the tasks and the role of the therapist in the group process
• Description of the phases of the group process
• Discussion of clinical issues
• Tips on supervision in working with groups
• Addressed to psychology students, psychotherapists, and clinical psychologists

This manual, edited by the head of the famous therapeutic center in Rasztów, discusses the key aspects of the theory and practice of analytical group psychotherapy. You will find detailed information on the assumptions of this form of therapy, the organization of the treatment process in a small group, the tasks and role of the therapist, the phases of the group process, and clinical issues. The book also contains valuable tips on supervision in working with groups, which makes it extremely useful for people conducting group therapies.

This publication is addressed to a wide audience, including psychology students, psychotherapists, clinical psychologists, and people interested in psychoanalysis. It is also an excellent source of knowledge for people training in psychotherapy, involved in counseling, and group processes. Thanks to its complexity and practical approach, this manual is an invaluable aid in understanding and applying analytical group psychotherapy.

Eneteia Publishing House, known for its publications in the field of psychology and psychoanalysis, provides readers with a carefully prepared manual that combines theory and practice. The hardcover and 17x24 cm format make the book durable and easy to use. The year of publication, 2008, testifies to the established position of this publication on the psychological literature market. The number of pages – 394 – guarantees a comprehensive discussion of the topic.