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НАЧАЛО

Работа группового психотерапевта начинается еще до первой встречи группы. В действительности, как мы уже отмечали ранее, успех зависит в основном от эффективности выполнения терапевтом его предтерапев-тических обязанностей. В предыдущих главах я писал о чрезвычайной значимости правильного выбора участников группы, составления группы и предварительной подготовки пациентов. В этой главе мы поговорим о рождении и развитии группы. Сначала я опишу естественную историю терапевтической группы, а затем проблемы посещаемости и изменения состава группы — естественные вопросы в жизни и развитии группы.

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