Institute of Group Analysis
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The Institute of Group Analysis is a training organisation for group psychotherapists in the analytical tradition, based on the groundwork begun by S. H. Foulkes in forming the body of theory and practice now known as Group Analysis.
History and Background
The Group Analytic Society (London)was formed by Foulkes and others in 1952, and with a much expanded membership, now functions as an international scientific body. The tasks of training and qualification were delegated to the Institute of Group Analysis (London), which was formed in 1971. The Institute has been actively involved in establishing training programmes in Europe, where there are an increasing number of independent Institutes of Group Analysis and also in the UK. Some of these Institutes and training bodies are listed below.
External links
- Institute of Group Analysis
- Group Analysis North
- Turvey Institute
- IGA Scotland
- Story of the Group Analytic Institute in Stockholm
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