PSYCHOTHERAPIE DE GROUPE ET PSVCHODRAME. By J. L. Moreno
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This book represents the French translation of the German edition GRUPPENPSYCHOTHERAPIE UND PSYCHODRAMA, published in 1959 by Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart.
The book opens with a Preface to the French edition, in which is traced the history of the psychodrama-group psychotherapy movement in France and thence to French-speaking countries, and who were the carriers of these ideas. Numerous individuals in France took up the cudgel for group and action methods in the late 40's, at a time when they were still largely unknown in academic circles.
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PSYCHOTHERAPIE DE GROUPE ET PSVCHODRAME. By J. L. Moreno, Presses Universitaires de France, Paris, 1965.
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