AND NOW THERE ARE FOUR Minimal Group Psychotherapy in a Family Setting
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This is a follow-up report on the encouraging results of minimal group psychotherapy in a family setting. It began in April, 1959 with a group of three which met in my office on behalf of an elderly lady of eighty-five, years. The second meeting was held ten months later at her daughter's home nearby. The third conference, at the same place ten days later, was marked by the presence of a very important (fourth) participant grandma's son-in-law. Since then there have been many more family conferences with larger participation; but we are here concerned with the procedure and long-range results of the first three conferences.
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"A Challenging Group .of Three": Group Psychotherapy, XII:236, (Sept. '59).
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