Presented under the auspices of the Large and Median Groups and
Group Analysis Special Interest Group
Chair:
Haim Weinberg, M.A., Director, Bet Berl College, Group
Training program,
Israel
Panelists:
Mark Ettin, Ph.D., CGP, Private Practice, Princeton and
East Brunswick, New Jersey
Carol Vandiver Lark, Ph.D., Private Practice, St. Louis,
Missouri Robert Lipgar, Ph.D., CGP, FAGPA,
Clinical Professor, Psychiatry, University of Chicago Medical
Center, Chicago, Illinois
Stanley Schneider, Ph.D., CGP, Chairman, Advanced Program
for Integrative Psychotherapy, Magid Center, Hebrew University,
Jerusalem
This panel focuses on the conductor's roles in
large process groups, collisions of culture, language and
understanding, differences in a Bionian and Foulkesian approach t
and and American perspective that incorporates group relations,
group analytic and group-as-a-whole theories. The panel will begin
with a general introduction about the structure, goals, dynamics of
large groups, followed by ethical considerations and dialogue with
the audience.
