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Recognizing Inner and Outer Realities as a Process: On Some Countertransferential Issues of the Group Conductor

Ivan Urlic

ivan.urlic{at}st.htnet.hr

This article highlights specific and unique challenges which confront the therapist when dealing with patients suffering from the effects of trauma within a war situation - refugees, displaced persons and relatives of those who have ‘disappeared’ in war. In presenting clinical vignettes, the author focuses on war in Croatia, whilst also demonstrating how many problems are common to all those in war situations, including the therapist as well as patients, particularly problems and dilemmas in countertransference and empathy.

Key Words: war • group • group therapist • countertransference • empathy

Group Analysis, Vol. 38, No. 2, 249-263 (2005)
DOI: 10.1177/0533316405052382
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