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Meeting of the Scientific Section of the Group-Analytic Society (London) on 24th January, 1977 at Jews College

Method: The Tavistock method is an adaptation of psychoanalysis to the group-situation. The therapist maintains a detached attitude and confines himself to psychoanalytic interpretations. These interpretations are made when a group theme has developed which is assumed to express an unconscious feeling that group members have in common. The main therapeutic tool is, as in psychoanalysis, the interpretation of transference to the psychotherapist. As a group transference develops only slowly it may take months before effective work can begin.