CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF THE TERMS GROUP THERAPY AND GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY
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In a review of Corsini's Methods of Group Psychotherapy, in the March 1959 issue of this Journal, p. 840, Mr. Illing says: "Moreno
claims. for himself the first coinage of the term 'group psychotherapy' (1932), without, however, substantiating his claim, although he cites many 'witnesses' for his testimony, such as William Alanson White, Winfred Overholser, Pierre Renouvier, S. H. Foulkes . . . ,,
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Reprinted by permission from The American Journal of Psychiatry, Vol. 116, No. 2, Aug., 1959
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