Here we present the different projects carried out by GdAB or some of its members with the objective of creating group spaces of analysis and/or reflection which offer an adequate framework for integrating and conceptualizing the results of a group process and the corresponding elaboration.
The texts presented give testimony of the attempts to overcome a problem: our difficulty of integrating in practice different theories, beyond assembling them on a round table. Some of the obstacles are the identifications of the professionals with their disciplines of origin and the appropriation of the language of other disciplines without real integration.
The first question we put ourselves — Integration, how and what for?— we shared with different colleagues all over the world —in the virtual medium and in presence. From this rich experience emerged a document we linked to the question, in which you will surely find some answers and more questions; creative processes function this way. Our experience led us to think that processes of integration are necessary if we want to creatively resolve the differences between professionals.
The answers point towards the creation of continuous groupanalytic spaces that permit a long-term multidisciplinary collaboration. The hope is to contribute methods and ideas for overcoming obstacles and theoretical arguments which facilitate the decision of priority between different approaches to one and the same problem.
English translations are not available of texts marked with an asterisk*
In theoretical frameworks
- Group Theories as con-text of group psychotherapy in particular and of group work in general, Hanne Campos, 1986
- Introduction to “A Prototype of Group Model for Psychoanalysis: From the <Group of two> to the <Group of 2 + n persons>” Juan Campos Avillar, 1990
- The stress of life. A theory of health, Hanne Campos (1999)
- Introduction of: “Group of Analisis: A social space of health”, Hanne Campos, 2002 (Doctoral Thesis)
- Grupo análisis operativo: Foulkes – Pichón-Rivière. Un diálogo pendientes, un diálogo para el cambio. H. Kesselman y J. Campos, 1984 *
- Del Psicoanálisis a la Psicología Social: EL GRUPO ANALISIS OPERATIVO. J. Campos y H. Kesselman, 1986. Más tarde se publico en “Temas Grupales por Autores Argentinos” Buenos Aires: Ediciones Cinco (1987) *
In training
- Training to resist, learning not to change: Freud’s greatest disappointment in analysis, Juan Campos, 1981
- From the Politics of Teaching to the Pragmatics of learning: Group Analysis’ greatest hope in training, Juan Campos, 1985
- Introductory Comments to “From the Dream of Irma to the Dream of Mira: ¿Professional Dreams?” and complete text, Juan Campos Avillar (1991)
- Educar: conceptos teóricos y experiencias prácticas. Una orientación grupal de la educación, Mercè Martínez, 1994. Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Psicoterapia y Técnicas de Grupo Nº Extraordinario: Trabajo en grupos: desafío del s.XXI, 204-221 *
- Introducción al proyecto GAO. Grupo análisis operativo (SEGAO). Juan Campos y Hernán Kesselman *
In change processes
- Building bridges between groups. Interview to Juan Campos and Malcolm Pines, Mercè Martínez, 2008
- El método grupal de análisis de un milenio a otro, Hanne Campos, 2012 *
- Epiloge, Hanne Campos, 2012
- Introducción a la investigación en el Hospital de Sant Pau sobre la motivación de la enfermería, trabajo colectivo, 1992 *