By Irvin D. Yalom & Molyn Leszcz
Publisher: Basic Books (2020) · Language: English · ISBN-13: 978-1541617575
The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy (6th Edition) is the definitive text on group therapy, offering comprehensive and practical guidance grounded in decades of clinical experience and research. Widely used in clinical training and practice, this classic work by Irvin D. Yalom, now co-authored with Molyn Leszcz, continues to set the standard for understanding group dynamics and therapeutic processes.
Key features include:
Thorough exploration of the core principles of group therapy, including the therapeutic factors that foster change.
Updated content reflecting the latest research, clinical innovations, and cultural considerations in group work.
Expanded coverage of online group therapy, diversity and inclusion, and evidence-based practice.
Practical insights into group leadership, member selection, stages of group development, and handling complex group dynamics.
Rich clinical vignettes and case examples that illustrate key concepts in action.
Essential for students, therapists, counselors, and clinicians, this book remains the foundational guide to understanding and effectively facilitating therapeutic groups in a variety of clinical settings.