The topic of groups and group psychotherapy is introduced. Why is there too little group therapy? What connections to society and our socialization exist in understanding our reluctance towards group phenomena? Why are these fears primarily associated with loss of self and regression? It turns out that an individual cannot be well understood without their integration or lack of integration into groups. Finally, groups have an ethical aspect: they enable transparency and counteract ethically unacceptable behavior by individuals in positions of power.

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Introduction

  • Volker Münch

摘要

The topic of groups and group psychotherapy is introduced. Why is there too little group therapy? What connections to society and our socialization exist in understanding our reluctance towards group phenomena? Why are these fears primarily associated with loss of self and regression? It turns out that an individual cannot be well understood without their integration or lack of integration into groups. Finally, groups have an ethical aspect: they enable transparency and counteract ethically unacceptable behavior by individuals in positions of power.