Pursuing relational consciousness: thinking and antithinking in group

Article Abstract:

The group therapist treat the pervasive resistances to relational consciousness in the group setting by understanding the dynamics and manifestations of thinking and antithinking. Antithinking is universal aspect of mental experience, working with which could pursue relational consciousness.

Methods, Evaluation, Group counseling, Relation (Philosophy), Relationism, Group counselling

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Rebellion in group

Article Abstract:

Rebellion is a social approach to eliminate the group or to firmly object its improvement. The therapist having same rebellious feelings as other group members may assume versatile functions of agitator and ostracized rebel.

Science & research, Public affairs, Social aspects, Research, Rebellion

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Bonding in group: the therapist's contribution

Article Abstract:

Bonding uses verbal and non-verbal communication to build a basic sense of relation amongst individuals. It is also a therapeutic tool and a vital factor in formation of group unity.

Health aspects, Therapist and patient, Therapist-patient relations, Attachment behavior, Attachment (Psychology), Psychotherapist and patient, Attachment behaviour

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