Malcolm Pines
Biographic Data
| ID | 4002398 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Malcolm Pines |
| GIVEN NAMES | Malcolm |
| FAMILY NAME | Pines |
| SIGNATURE | PINES M |
| AFFILIATIONS | 21 Dealtry Road, Putney, London SW15 6NL, UK |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 83 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 83 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reminiscences and Reflections on My Life in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
Steps Towards A Basic Theory Of Groups
Introduction to a new book dedicated to Anneliese Heigl-Evers
Stuart Whiteley (1926–2012)
Adele Mittwoch (1926 - 2011)
Response To Harold Behr’s Lecture
End Note
Learning Peace
Interview with Malcolm Pines
A Commentary on Ernest Wolf's `Group Helplessness and Rage
The Matrix of Group Analysis
In 1939 a German—Jewish psychoanalyst who had left Germany in 1933 and who had, in 1938 moved to Exeter, a small city in the south west of England, began to practise group analysis. Soon caught up in military psychiatry, where he had ample opportunity to put his ideas and experience into practice, S.H. Foulkes elaborated his theoretical ideas in his first book in 1948. Thus the practice of group analysis began in England, geographically far from …
Juan Campos (1928—2009)
Introduction
A Commentary on Nielsen, Luggin, Thygesen and Aagaard’s ‘The Use of Substitutes—Continuity and the Group-as-a-Whole’
Clinical Work in Small Groups
Minding the Gap
Colin James (1937—2008)
Maureen Spurgeon (1941-2007)
Elinor Field (née Nathan) (1926—2006)
Patrick de Maré (1916-2008)
Group Analysis and the Affective Disorders
In 1988, a Special Section on Group Therapy with Affective Disorders was published in the March issue of Group Analysis. An authoritative review supported the optimism of group therapies for depression. In general, group treatments compare favourably to individual psychotherapy, though the conclusion was that no one form or model of group therapy has great advantage over others. In this article, I shall discuss the nature of depression, the thera…
How Can Group Analysis Become an Academic Discipline
In this article, I shall consider the issue whether, when and how a clinical practice of psychotherapy can become an academic discipline: this represents the move from a training designed to prepare competent practitioners for the rigours of clinical practice to the in-depth study of a subject in an academic setting
Ave Atque Vale
Response to Lecture by Ralph Stacey
Social Brain and Social Group
At the Bologna 2002 THE ECONOMY OF THE GROUP conference, we were bringing together apparently unrelated spheres of the human mind: psychodynamic and economic sciences. I shall use the concepts of mirroring and exchange as my contribution to bringing these two spheres together. My research in libraries, such as the London School of Economics, the Tavistock Clinic and the Royal Society of Medicine has brought surprising and rewarding findings to li…
Discussion On Relationship Between Psychoanalysis and Group Analysis
II (c) Therapeutic Community
Section II
Section V diverse communications, reports
The Group-Analytic Practice
Section IV group-analytic commentary
II (c) therapeutic community
Group - analytic Psychotherapy Related Methods & Techniques
B oo k Reviews
A Prospect of Group Analysis
Group Analytic Psychotherapy of the Borderline Patient
Framework Patients
Psycho-Analysis and Group Analysis
This chapter defines the conceptual boundaries of psychoanalysis and group analysis. The psychoanalyst offers his understanding to his patient, who is based on the psychoanalytical ordering of psychological data, through his interpretations and, hopefully, helps his patient to bring about a fundamental re-structuring of his psychology. Group analytic theory has definite notions of time space and causality. These were devised by Trigant Burrow, Mo…
Philadelphia Congress
Group Psychotherapy
The International Congress of Medical Psychotherapy in 1979 gives the group psychotherapies a place on equal footing with other forms of psychotherapy. This paper follows first the evolution of the group psychotherapies as a frame of reference in therapy to than go on to the subject of training in this ambit. There are many forms of group psychotherapy which emerge from different models of the human being and different philosophies. ?Should group…
Articles
The Psychoanalysis of Organisations
What To Expect in the Psychotherapy of the Borderline Patient
The Frame of Reference of Group Psychotherapy
(1981). The Frame of Reference of Group Psychotherapy. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy: Vol. 31, No. 3, pp. 275-285
The Staff Group
From
Group Psychotherapy for Students and Teachers — A Selected Bibliography 1946-1979
Th S. H. Foulkes Annual Lecture of the Group-Analytic Society
The Group-Analytic View of Culture and Civilization
Bion and group psychotherapy
Psychology (81 works) · Psychoanalysis (66 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (26 works) · Group analysis (25 works) · Psychotherapist (23 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (21 works) · Sociology (21 works) · Social Psychology (17 works) · Art (16 works) · Physics (15 works)