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On Horwitz (2006), “Forty Years of Group Psychotherapy at the Menninger Clinic”

Group psychotherapy at Menninger, a small psychiatric universe dominated by dyadic therapeutic concepts, was initially something somewhere between an interloper and a step–child. Brought to the Clinic by junior members of the staff in the 1960s, it came from outside with virtually no psychoanalytic bona fides. As Horwitz (2006) so well describes, it lacked legitimacy in the eyes of practitioners long committed to the 2–person relationship of psychoanalysis. Group therapy was seen by these senior practitioners