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[Control of regressive processes in therapy groups].

A Heigl-Evers, U Rosin

Zeitschrift Fur Psychosomatische Medizin Und Psychoanalyse

|January 1, 1984

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Partial and reversible regression is essential for therapeutic progress in psychoanalysis. Controlled regression in group therapy fosters mature personality development and symptom resolution.

Area of Science:

Psychoanalysis
Psychotherapy
Group Therapy

Background:

Psychoanalytic theory emphasizes regression as a key concept.
Understanding regression is crucial for effective psychotherapeutic interventions.

Observation:

Partial and reversible regression is a prerequisite for therapeutic advancement.
This principle applies to both individual and group psychoanalytic therapy.

Findings:

Analytic group therapy utilizes controlled regression through minimal structuring, abstinence, anonymity, and free interaction.
Interpretation by the group analyst facilitates personality maturation.
Psychoneurotic, somatic, and character symptoms diminish as psychic energy is redirected.

Implications:

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Psychoanalytic group therapy can foster personality development and symptom remission.
Therapist interventions, informed by psychoanalytic perception and hermeneutic understanding, can benefit all group members.
This approach offers a framework for understanding and facilitating therapeutic change in group settings.