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T E Lear

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ID7339414
NAMET E Lear
GIVEN NAMEST E
FAMILY NAMELear
SIGNATURELEAR T E
AFFILIATIONS140 St George's Avenue, Northampton NN2 6JF
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1983
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1992
H-INDEX0
  • Twenty-five Years of the Group-Analytic Society Network

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1992

    Elizabeth Foulkes (this issue, pp. 269-76) has written about the history of the journal Group Analysis. Inextricably, that history is linked to that of the Group-Analytic Society (London), proprietors of the journal and responsible for its finance and editorial policy. Mrs Foulkes has also described the early days of the Society (Foulkes, 1977) and there are accounts too in Pines (1983) and Roberts and Pines (1991). This paper traces some of the …

  • Personal Transformations in the Group

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1991

    The psychotherapy group is often portrayed with a maternal image and the conductor who relates to the group frequently has a maternal role. In the experience of group members, merging and separating and associated fears of annihilation resemble those of the mother—child couple in their individuation process. Structures and self-images change and in each context there may be fears of engulfment, intrusion or abandonment. This paper considers these…

  • Shameful Encounters, Alienation, and Healing Restitution in the Group

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1990

    Un nouveau venu dans un groupe therapeutique deja forme peut eprouver de l'embarras et des difficultes a faire part aux autres de ses problemes personnels. Le groupe doit etre prepare a l'arrivee du nouveau participant pour aider ce dernier a s'adapter a la structure existante et a l'impliquer dans la cohesion du groupe

  • Studies of Shame

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1987

  • Silver Linings of Shame Clouds

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1987

    La honte ressort de la therapie analytique de groupe. Des exemples litteraires encadrent une vignette clinique suivie de considerations theoriques inspirees des theories psychanalytiques de Kohut

  • Discussion on Paper by Robin Skynner

    Open Access•T E Lear, Terry Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1986

  • Reflections A Group-Analytic Experience in Mexico

    Open Access•T E Lear, Terry Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1984

  • Cognitive Psychoanalysis

    Open Access•T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1983

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  • Cognitive Psychoanalysis

    Open Access•T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1983

  • Reflections A Group-Analytic Experience in Mexico

    Open Access•T E Lear, Terry Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1984

  • Discussion on Paper by Robin Skynner

    Open Access•T E Lear, Terry Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1986

  • Studies of Shame

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1987

  • Silver Linings of Shame Clouds

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1987

    La honte ressort de la therapie analytique de groupe. Des exemples litteraires encadrent une vignette clinique suivie de considerations theoriques inspirees des theories psychanalytiques de Kohut

  • Shameful Encounters, Alienation, and Healing Restitution in the Group

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1990

    Un nouveau venu dans un groupe therapeutique deja forme peut eprouver de l'embarras et des difficultes a faire part aux autres de ses problemes personnels. Le groupe doit etre prepare a l'arrivee du nouveau participant pour aider ce dernier a s'adapter a la structure existante et a l'impliquer dans la cohesion du groupe

  • Personal Transformations in the Group

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1991

    The psychotherapy group is often portrayed with a maternal image and the conductor who relates to the group frequently has a maternal role. In the experience of group members, merging and separating and associated fears of annihilation resemble those of the mother—child couple in their individuation process. Structures and self-images change and in each context there may be fears of engulfment, intrusion or abandonment. This paper considers these…

  • Twenty-five Years of the Group-Analytic Society Network

    Open Access•Terence Lear, T E Lear•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•1992

    Elizabeth Foulkes (this issue, pp. 269-76) has written about the history of the journal Group Analysis. Inextricably, that history is linked to that of the Group-Analytic Society (London), proprietors of the journal and responsible for its finance and editorial policy. Mrs Foulkes has also described the early days of the Society (Foulkes, 1977) and there are accounts too in Pines (1983) and Roberts and Pines (1991). This paper traces some of the …

Psychoanalysis (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (3 works) · Group analysis (2 works) · History (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Psychotherapist (2 works)

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