Abstract
General systems theory (GST) principles have particular relevance for the practice of group psychotherapy. The present paper involves an integration of the abstract conceptual principles of GST with more practical issues in the fields of group dynamics and group psychotherapy. The specific focus is upon a hierarchical array of boundary subsystems having object relations characteristics, any one of which may become the target system for the leader's group intervention.
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