Group Psychotherapy Books
Stress in Health Professionals: Psychological and Organisational Causes and Interventions
Stress in health workers leads to sub-standard patient care. This book reports on the latest research from around the world on the causes of stress in health professionals and on the ways to... (more)
The Social Engagement of Social Science: A Tavistock Anthology - Volume III: The Socio-Ecological Perspective
This third volume continues the description of the pioneering mode of relating theory and practice, as formulated at the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations. The socio-ecological perspective... (more)
Experiences in relatedness: Groupwork and the person-centered approach
Covers topics including: the history and development of the small and large group within the person-centred approach; theoretical principles of person-centred groupwork; research and applications of... (more)
Groupwork:
This study deals with the ways that groupwork can be used to advantage in social work. It covers aspects such as planning a group, leadership in groups (including co-working), group programming and... (more)
Bullying at Work: How to Confront and Overcome It
Through personal accounts and revelations, this book explores bullying at work and offers solutions to help overcome this stressful, often isolating experience facing many women and men. 256 pages. (more)
Group therapy in clinical practice
480 pages.
Survival in groups: The basics of group membership
Examines the influences and pressures which can exist in groups and explains what to look for in order to see these factors at work. It shows that the ability to see the processes of the group in... (more)
A Theory of Groupwork Practice
Presents a theory of practice which is comprehensive, logical and simple, which can form a firm basis for the practice of all forms of groupwork. 168 pages. (more)