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GRANELL-NINOT, Luis et al. Application of group analysis in the community-based clinical practice. Rev. Asoc. Esp. Neuropsiq. [online]. 2022, vol.42, n.142, pp.177-196.  Epub 20-Fev-2023. ISSN 2340-2733.  https://dx.doi.org/10.4321/s0211-57352022000200010.

Group analysis was born after a first experience of mutual analysis (T. Burrow) taken up by Foulkes as a group psychotherapeutic experience. It integrates sociological (Elias) and psychoanalytical (M. Klein, A. Freud, Jung) aspects, and more recently some elements of attachment theory (Bowlby, Marrone) and neuroscience (Golstein, Siegel). It is a model of thought that adjusts to various psychopathologies and care settings based on the analysis of the group carried out by all its members, professionals included. In this article some of the conceptual and clinical elements of a model introduced in Spain in 1976 by Campos and Guimón through training courses in the University of Deusto—OMIE Foundation are analyzed. It is a model that is used in various resources of the wide community network in which mental health is inserted, considering patients, families, and professionals as basic actors in an interpersonal network of mutual influences.

Palavras-chave : group analysis; group psychotherapy; interpersonal network; training; community network.

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