Die psychoanalytisch-interaktionelle Gruppenpsychotherapie

Facilitating relational experiences is the central principle of psychoanalytically-interactional group therapy. This form of therapy can address fundamental disturbances of the self and regulations in interactions with others. A key aspect is a therapeutic attitude that responsively engages with the verbal, bodily, and implicit communications of group participants in the here and now. Ulrich Streeck provides both a theoretical and practical insight into the methods of analytical-interactional group therapy, which is particularly indicated for patients with structural disturbances. He illustrates the concepts of intersubjectivity, implicit relational knowledge, and intercorporeality in this context, highlighting the differences and connections to analytical group therapy.