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Caroline Garland

Biographic Data

ID4199955
NAMECaroline Garland
GIVEN NAMESCaroline
FAMILY NAMEGarland
SIGNATUREGARLAND C
AFFILIATIONS27 Heath Hurst Road London NW3
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS16
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR16
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1979
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
H-INDEX0
  • The groups book

    Caroline Garland•BOOK•The groups book•2010

  • Understanding Trauma

    Caroline Garland•BOOK•Understanding Trauma•2002

  • Unit for the Study of Trauma and its Aftermath, the Tavistock Clinic, London

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Disasters•1990

  • Discussion on Paper by David Millar and Vega Zagier Roberts

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1986

  • What Is a Group Analyst? A Preliminary Investigation of Conductors' Interventions

    Open Access•Caroline Garland, David Kennard et al.•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1984

    Peer reviewed

  • Discussion on Paper by Louis Zinkin

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1983

  • A Group-Analytic Approach in a Comprehensive School

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1983

  • Group-Analysis

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1982

    There is a sense in which, at the moment, group-analysts are in a position carparable to that of biologists in the early nineteenth century. Erasmus Darwin, I~r~arck, Buffon, Chambers- these mean were sure that evolution occurred, in spite of public ridicule and professional opposition, but they were unable to do much more than retain the notion of evolution as a private conviction, discussed among small groups of like-minded individuals. Their r…

  • Widdershins

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1982

  • Self Psychology and Group Analysis

    Open Access•Franco Paparo, Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1981

  • Introduction

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • The Large Group

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • Face To Face

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

    In this special section, four students from the Institute of Group Analysis record a personal viewpoint on the meaning to them of group analysis. The papers were originally delivered at seminars on the Qualifying Course of the Institute

  • Graveyards, Ghosts and Gaiters

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • Overview

    Open Access•Caroline Garland, Earl Hopper•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • The Survivor Syndrome

    Open Access•Caroline Garland, Earl Hopper•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1979

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  • The Survivor Syndrome

    Open Access•Caroline Garland, Earl Hopper•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1979

  • Introduction

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • The Large Group

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • Face To Face

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

    In this special section, four students from the Institute of Group Analysis record a personal viewpoint on the meaning to them of group analysis. The papers were originally delivered at seminars on the Qualifying Course of the Institute

  • Graveyards, Ghosts and Gaiters

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • Overview

    Open Access•Caroline Garland, Earl Hopper•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1980

  • Self Psychology and Group Analysis

    Open Access•Franco Paparo, Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1981

  • Group-Analysis

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1982

    There is a sense in which, at the moment, group-analysts are in a position carparable to that of biologists in the early nineteenth century. Erasmus Darwin, I~r~arck, Buffon, Chambers- these mean were sure that evolution occurred, in spite of public ridicule and professional opposition, but they were unable to do much more than retain the notion of evolution as a private conviction, discussed among small groups of like-minded individuals. Their r…

  • Widdershins

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1982

  • Discussion on Paper by Louis Zinkin

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1983

  • A Group-Analytic Approach in a Comprehensive School

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1983

  • What Is a Group Analyst? A Preliminary Investigation of Conductors' Interventions

    Open Access•Caroline Garland, David Kennard et al.•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1984

    Peer reviewed

  • Discussion on Paper by David Millar and Vega Zagier Roberts

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1986

  • Unit for the Study of Trauma and its Aftermath, the Tavistock Clinic, London

    Open Access•Caroline Garland•ARTICLE•Disasters•1990

  • Understanding Trauma

    Caroline Garland•BOOK•Understanding Trauma•2002

  • The groups book

    Caroline Garland•BOOK•The groups book•2010

Psychology (12 works) · Psychoanalysis (7 works) · Group analysis (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Physics (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works) · Complex Systems and Decision Making (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)

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