Rabin H M
Int J Group Psychother. 1989 Apr;39(2):209-21. doi: 10.1080/00207284.1989.11491160.
Peer and sibling history, transference, and theory construction, have been neglected in analytic group psychotherapy. One main reason for this neglect has been the belief that current psychoanalytic theory, individual and group, sufficiently accounts for the understanding of peer and sibling phenomena. Furthermore, peer transferences in the therapy group have been considered derivative of transferences to the leader. An argument is made for considering peer and sibling history, transference, and theory construction important in their own right. This argument is supported by a therapy group example. Implications for practice and theory are discussed.
在分析性团体心理治疗中，同伴及手足历史、移情和理论构建一直被忽视。这种忽视的一个主要原因是人们认为，当前的精神分析理论，无论是个体的还是团体的，都足以解释对同伴及手足现象的理解。此外，治疗团体中的同伴移情一直被视为对领导者移情的衍生物。本文提出，应将同伴及手足历史、移情和理论构建本身视为重要内容。一个治疗团体的例子支持了这一观点。同时还讨论了对实践和理论的启示。
