gruppenanalyse

In this interview, author and group analyst Jane Campbell describes the creation of her novel Interpretations of Love, which centres on a sibling relationship. She gives us an insight into the life of Malcolm, one of the siblings and the novel’s...

This article introduces the topic of siblings, discussing the personal sibling relationships of early psychoanalysts. It then explores theoretical developments before concluding with an examination of mentalisation-based work with groups in...

Hopper states, that there is little literature on the subject of siblings. Today there is a variety of family forms, siblings do not necessarily have to be biologically related. A sibling group is different from a peer group or a group of...

After presenting the theory of loss of cohesion: aggregation/massification as the fourth basic assumption in the unconscious »life« of traumatized social systems, Hopper argues that massification as a defence against aggregation is linked to and...

In this very personal text, the author describes her own path to group analysis and establishes connections between religion, history, biography and politics. The focus is on the examination of her Jewish origins, the intergenerational transfer of...

This article is primarily about the not always easy task of winning groups and teams over to the approach of group analytical supervision, which initially seems unusual and abstract, especially when everything psychoanalytic seems frightening. In...

In this interview, the two protagonists describe their path into the religious orders of the Salesians and the Augustinians. An impressive analysis of their personal motives for joining the orders is followed by an unsparing critique and description...