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An Interview with Diego Napolitani

This paper takes the form of the verbatim content of an interview with Diego Napolitani. It focuses on developments in group analysis, both in theory and practice, and how these relate to training and supervision. The author reports on Diego Napolitani's views on changes he has witnessed in patients, in groups and changing trends over the past 40 years, as well as looking ahead to what group analysis can offer today's society.