The 'bible' of group therapy

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	• Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy, Fifth Edition Irvin D. Yalom, Molyn Leszcz Basic Books, 2005 - 688 pages average customer review:based on 34 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A very informative book

I am currently using this for class and it is a very good book. Yalom, explains the process of group work and what aspect of the process works and what doesn't. You will be able to use what you read in this book with your own groups. Expects some laughs because there's a lot of humor also. You won't be bored.

The 'bible' of group therapy

I read this book for one of my college courses (group therapy) and cannot express my gratitude for having come across this book. Mr. Yalom dissects and explains nearly all imaginable aspects of group process, from before the first meeting to well after termination. Beyond that, he provides wonderful insight into human behavior. This information is invaluable to me. I agree that it should be required reading for anyone seeking a profession in human services. Yalom is the man!!

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A Very Simple Review

Nobody should do group psychotherapy without reading this book.

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