63rd Annual Conference
Thursday, February
23
Morning Workshops
10:00 A.M.-1:15
P.M.
Workshop
15
The
Group in the Unconscious
Presented under
the auspices of Large and Median Groups and Group Analysis SIG
Chair:
Werner Knauss,
Dipl.Psych.,
Private Practice,
Heidelberg, Germany
The Group matrix
in each individual's unique is unconscious. How does the group in
the unconscious of each individual develop? Differences and bridges
between the foundation and the dynamic group matrix in each
individual's unconscious are a way to bridge the gap between the
individual and the group, the individual, the group and the society.
Clinical and political examples for the different ways to
conceptualize the group matrix in the individual unconscious.
Didactic-sharing
of work experience-demonstration-experiential
Learning
Objectives:
The attendee will
be able to:
1. Identify
different group matrices in the individual unconsious life.
2. Conceptualise a
groupanalytic interpretation of human interaction in a group.
3. Differentiate a
group analytic interpretation of human interaction from other
approaches.
4. Identify the
dynamic of the power dimension in human interaction.
5) Assemble
preconditions for good enough group experiences.
Course References:
1) Dalal, F.
(1998).
Taking the Group Seriously. London/Philadelphia. Jessica
Kingsley.
2) Foulkes, S., &
Anthony, E. (1965). Group Psychotherapy, Penguin.
3) Kernberg, O.
(2003). Socially Sanctioned Violence. The large group as society. In
S. Schneider & H. Weinberg, (Eds.).
The Large Group Revisited. London & New York: Jessica Kingsley. |
