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Can I Borrow Your Phenomenology? How Groups Help People Grow

Abstract:George Atwood and Robert Stolorow were key figures in the development of the interpersonal perspective in psychodynamic thinking, and their work outlined foundational ideas for a phenomenological approach to therapy. This article illustrates how to work phenomenologically in process groups by applying concepts such as intersubjective conjunction and disjunction. Interpersonal process groups give members rich opportunities not only to build relationships but also to “see the world through the eyes” of another. This article explains key ideas through the use of a clinical example.