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Applications of Object Relations Concepts to Children's Group Psychotherapy

Edward S. SooMadeleine Borg Counseling Service, Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, New York, N.Y.
Pages 37-47 | Published online: 29 Oct 2015

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Ricky Finzi & Dorit Stange. (1998) Short Term Group Intervention as a Means of Improving the Adjustment of Children of Mentally Ill Parents. Social Work With Groups 20:4, pages 69-80.
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Judith S. Bernstein. (1995) “Real men” don't talk: Attempting psychodynamic group therapy with inner-city boys. Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy 5:2, pages 83-106.
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Seth Aronson. (1994) Group intervention with children of parents with aids. Group 18:3, pages 133-140.
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Sharon R. Kahn. (1994) Children's therapy groups: Case studies of prevention, reparation, and protection through children's play. Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy 4:1, pages 47-60.
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Edward S. Soo. (1992) The management of resistance in the application of object relations concepts in children's and adolescents' group psychotherapy. Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy 2:2, pages 77-92.
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Gary R. Racusin & Nancy E. Moss. (1992) Rational work and basic assumption life in a psychotherapy group for preschool victims of abuse: A case study. Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy 2:1, pages 3-15.
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Sharon Mooney & Gerald Schamess. (1991) Focused time limited, interactive group psychotherapy with latency age children: Theory and practice. Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy 1:2, pages 107-146.
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Edward S. Soo. (1991) Strategies for success for the beginning group therapist with child and adolescent groups. Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy 1:2, pages 95-106.
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