Abstract
In the course of group analytic psychotherapy, where we discovered the power of the therapeutic effects, there occurred the need of group analytic psychotherapy researches. Psychotherapeutic work in general, and group psychotherapy in particular, are hard to measure and put into some objective frames. Researches, i. e. measuring of changes in psychotherapy is a complex task, and there are large disagreements. For a long time, the empirical-descriptive method was the only way of research in the field of group psychotherapy. Problems of researches in group psychotherapy in general, and particularly in group analytic psychotherapy can be reviewed as methodology problems at first, especially due to unrepeatability of the therapeutic process.The basic polemics about measuring of changes in psychotherapy is based on the question whether a change is to be measured by means of open measuring of behaviour or whether it should be evaluated more finely by monitoring inner psychological dimensions. Following the therapy results up, besides providing additional information on the patient's improvement, strengthens the psychotherapist's self-respect, as well as his respectability and credibility as a scientist.
Highlights
Mirela VlastelicaIn the course of group analytic psychothera- group as the basic psychological unit
The problem is getting worse with researches on group psychotherapy, and much worse in group analytic psychotherapy
Its aim is to bring about group psychotherapy in general, and specifi- The basic polemics about measuring of change in painful feelings, distorted percep- cally in group analytic psychotherapy can be changes in psychotherapy is based on the tions of self and others, and dysfunctional reviewed as methodology problems at first, question whether a change is to be measured behavior
Summary
In the course of group analytic psychothera- group as the basic psychological unit. Problems of researches in group psychotherae py in general, and in group analyts ic psychotherapy can be reviewed as methodolu ogy problems at first, especially due to unrepeatability of the therapeutic process. Non-c Introduction which consisted of transpersonal processes that penetrated each person to the very core He looked upon neuroses and psychological disturbances as a result of an incompatibility between the individual and his original group, the family.
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