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Carl Jung on “Group Therapy.” [Excerpt] To sum up, I have reached the following conclusions: 1 . Group therapy is indispensable for the education of the social human being. 2. It is not a substitute for individual analysis . 3· The two forms of psychotherapy complement each other. 4· The danger of group therapy is getting stuck on the collective level. 5 · The danger of individual analysis is the neglect of social adaptation. ~Carl Jung, Letters Vol. II, Page 221. Carl Jung, Military Brat, Therapy Website, Carl Rogers, Army Brat, Exposure Therapy, Talk Therapy, Brat Style, Group Therapy

Carl Jung on “Group Therapy.” [Excerpt] To sum up, I have reached the following conclusions: 1 . Group therapy is indispensable for the education of the social human being. 2. It is not a substitute for individual analysis . 3· The two forms of psychotherapy complement each other. 4· The danger of group therapy is getting stuck on the collective level. 5 · The danger of individual analysis is the neglect of social adaptation. ~Carl Jung, Letters Vol. II, Page 221.

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