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The groups of parents
Journal Title: INTERAZIONI 
Author/s: Philippe Robert 
Year:  2018 Issue: 2 Language: Italian 
Pages:  11 Pg. 66-76 FullText PDF:  150 KB
DOI:  10.3280/INT2018-002006
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The work with parents has always characterized the institutions that deal with psycho-logical treatment of children. Family therapy has evolved a lot and, differently from the therapy with groups of parents, it has relied on a strong theoretical basis. The groups of parents, instead, work above all as "groups of words" that support the Ego function. In this article, I address questions on the setting and the therapeutic process that is involved in this kind of group through the discussion of a clinical vignette.
Keywords: Parental function, groups of words, therapeutical alliance.

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Philippe Robert, The groups of parents in "INTERAZIONI" 2/2018, pp. 66-76, DOI:10.3280/INT2018-002006

   

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