Group Analysis explores the theory, practice and experience of analytical group psychotherapy, embracing concepts derived from psychoanalytic psychology, social psychology, group dynamics, sociology and anthropology. The journal is a meeting-point for these varied disciplines, providing an international interdisciplinary forum for dialogue among practitioners, theoreticians and researchers.
Group Analysis is the journal of the Group-Analytic Society (London), which works with the European Group Analytic Training Institutions Network (EGATIN). For further information visit www.groupanalyticsociety.co.uk and www.egatin.net
Differing Approaches and Contexts
Group Analysis does not exclusively represent one approach to group psychotherapy but aims to bring together differing approaches within the field. The journal explores the application of group analysis in the wider context of medical and psychiatric institutions and community mental health care services. It also addresses the group dynamic processes in organisations and in the general society.
Special Sections, Reviews and Commentaries
Group Analysis regularly includes Special Sections devoted to particular themes and welcomes commentaries on its published articles. Book reviews are an important regular feature as is the international calendar which lists forthcoming events of interest to the reader.
SAGE pubish Group Analysis, The Journal of Group Analytic Psychotherapy on behalf of the Group-Analytic Society, London and it is distributed to members quarterly as part of the subscription benefits. It is also available by subscription to non-members and to Institutions. Available electronically to libraries.
Group Analysis is also included in the new SAGE Full-Text Psychology Collections – launched in 2004 this new powerful research database includes the full text of 31 peer reviewed journals published by SAGE and participating societies, encompassing over 13,000 articles
"Group Analysis enables group psychotherapists from different orientations to enrich their work by looking at clinical phenomena from a psychoanalytic viewpoint. It is the only psychoanalytic group psychotherapy journal." - Karl König Georg-August-University Göttingen
"Group Analysis has achieved unquestioned international prestige" - Saul Scheidlinger Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York
Electronic Access:
Group Analysis is available electronically on SAGE Journals Online at http://gaq.sagepub.com
SAGE Full-Text Collections
This journal is included in the Psychology: SAGE Full-Text Collection. Visit www.sagefulltext.com for more information.
