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Mentalizing and Group Analysis presents a synthesis of group analysis and Mentalization-Based Group Therapy (MBT-G).
Sigmund Karterud brings together writing from the course of a career in group analysis and mentalization, beginning with a new introduction outlining the compelling theoretical case for hybrid versions of group analysis and MBT-G. The book covers key themes and ideas, including the group self, authority and leadership and personality, and presents an example of a high-quality mentalization-based group therapy session. Karterud's work provides a route forward for the evolution of theory and practice of group analysis.
Mentalizing and Group Analysis will be of great interest to group psychotherapists and group analysts in practice and in training.
Contents
Foreword
Chapter 1. Mentalizing and group analysis.
Chapter 2. The group self: A neglected aspect of group psychotherapy.
Chapter 3. Dreams as portraits of self and group interaction.
Chapter 4. Constructing and mentalizing the matrix.
Chapter 5. A qualitative study of a mentalization-based group for borderline patients.
Chapter 6. On structure and leadership in MBT-G and group analysis.
Chapter 7. A comparative study of a mentalization-based versus a psychodynamic group therapy session.
Chapter 8. A high-quality mentalization-based group therapy session.
Chapter 9. Personality and the group matrix.
Chapter 10. On the relationship between group analysis and mentalization-based treatment.
Chapter 11 Mentalizing and group analysis in development
Chapter 11. Mentalizing and group analysis in development.
