Lauren E Storck
Biographic Data
| ID | 7339546 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lauren E Storck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lauren E |
| FAMILY NAME | Storck |
| SIGNATURE | STORCK L E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Group-Analytic Society, American Group Psychotherapy Association |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Large Groups and Women Leadership
Professionals in many disciplines are interested in large group dynamics, and simultaneously, there is a need to formulate coherent trainings for large group leadership roles. Group analysis being my ‘home territory’ to explore these highly complex forces and challenges, this article is one woman’s group-analytic understanding of larger groups and issues of conducting larger groups in our interconnected and interdependent world
Response to Commentaries by Luc Michel and Janine Puget
Queer Theory’ and Group Analysis
Hearing, Speaking and Doing Class-Aware Psychotherapy
This article addresses a few myths that devalue the contested concept of class, and also explores values that enrich a new psychosocial perspective about class. It discusses the importance of including class awareness in psychotherapy training and practice, rather than neglecting class dynamics in our cultures. Two clinical vignettes are included and strategies and suggestions for a class-aware practice from a group-analytic perspective
Special Edition
Reality' or `Illusion'? Five Things of Interest about Social Class as a Large Group
This article argues that social class, always a controversial and contested topic, can be viewed as a large group, and therefore, further study of social class dynamics, along with further study of large group dynamics, can be mutually informative. Definitions of modern social classes, various and multiple, essentially rank individuals and groups according to their access to resources and accumulated material or social wealth. Importantly; rankin…
Papers on the Anti-Group
Papers on the Anti-Group
Social Class Divisions in the Consulting Room
Social class, is one of the most confusing, complex and critical dynamics in modem life for individuals and groups. Overshadowed by ethnic and gender studies for the past twenty or thirty years, the subject deserves our renewed attention, especially as groups and societies struggle with rapidly changing economies and shifting resources. The topic, however, evokes various avoidant reactions such as `It has been thoroughly researched previously' or…
In-Patient Group-Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
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In-Patient Group-Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Social Class Divisions in the Consulting Room
Social class, is one of the most confusing, complex and critical dynamics in modem life for individuals and groups. Overshadowed by ethnic and gender studies for the past twenty or thirty years, the subject deserves our renewed attention, especially as groups and societies struggle with rapidly changing economies and shifting resources. The topic, however, evokes various avoidant reactions such as `It has been thoroughly researched previously' or…
Papers on the Anti-Group
Papers on the Anti-Group
Hearing, Speaking and Doing Class-Aware Psychotherapy
This article addresses a few myths that devalue the contested concept of class, and also explores values that enrich a new psychosocial perspective about class. It discusses the importance of including class awareness in psychotherapy training and practice, rather than neglecting class dynamics in our cultures. Two clinical vignettes are included and strategies and suggestions for a class-aware practice from a group-analytic perspective
Special Edition
Reality' or `Illusion'? Five Things of Interest about Social Class as a Large Group
This article argues that social class, always a controversial and contested topic, can be viewed as a large group, and therefore, further study of social class dynamics, along with further study of large group dynamics, can be mutually informative. Definitions of modern social classes, various and multiple, essentially rank individuals and groups according to their access to resources and accumulated material or social wealth. Importantly; rankin…
Large Groups and Women Leadership
Professionals in many disciplines are interested in large group dynamics, and simultaneously, there is a need to formulate coherent trainings for large group leadership roles. Group analysis being my ‘home territory’ to explore these highly complex forces and challenges, this article is one woman’s group-analytic understanding of larger groups and issues of conducting larger groups in our interconnected and interdependent world
Response to Commentaries by Luc Michel and Janine Puget
Queer Theory’ and Group Analysis
Psychology (10 works) · Group analysis (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Group (periodic table (5 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Class (philosophy (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Psychotherapist (4 works)