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51	The experience of the consultant as container in a group relations training event with specific reference to the Robben Island Diversity Experience (RIDE) Smit, Madeleine 12 1900 (has links) Consulting to the RIDE from a systems psychodynamic stance is different from other group relations training events. Consultants found it difficult to take up their roles as consultants and containers. They were not prepared for the impact of the island on the event and especially on themselves as consultants. The consultants had to work harder to contain their own feelings and anxieties in order to take up their roles. The symbolically laden setting of the RIDE predetermined that the diversities of race and gender were worked with while other diversities were largely ignored. During the RIDE, the consultants felt more anxious, fearful and inhibited. The consultants had to provide containment for the event as a whole, for the group and their fellow consultants as well as for themselves. The consultants found that they had never experienced a more enriching experience than they did with the RIDE. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / M.Com. (Industrial and Organisational Psychology) Diversity training System psychodynamic stance Consultation Containment Tavistock method 616.89152 Group psychotherapy -- Case studies
52	The experience of the consultant as container in a group relations training event with specific reference to the Robben Island Diversity Experience (RIDE) Smit, Madeleine 12 1900 (has links) Consulting to the RIDE from a systems psychodynamic stance is different from other group relations training events. Consultants found it difficult to take up their roles as consultants and containers. They were not prepared for the impact of the island on the event and especially on themselves as consultants. The consultants had to work harder to contain their own feelings and anxieties in order to take up their roles. The symbolically laden setting of the RIDE predetermined that the diversities of race and gender were worked with while other diversities were largely ignored. During the RIDE, the consultants felt more anxious, fearful and inhibited. The consultants had to provide containment for the event as a whole, for the group and their fellow consultants as well as for themselves. The consultants found that they had never experienced a more enriching experience than they did with the RIDE. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / M.Com. (Industrial and Organisational Psychology) Diversity training System psychodynamic stance Consultation Containment Tavistock method 616.89152 Group psychotherapy -- Case studies
53	Intergroup relations in organisations Wrogemann, Gail Cynthia 25 August 2009 (has links) The problem statement of this research is, "What is the· basis of the intergroup relations that potentially lead to ineffective work behaviour, and how does it manifest in groups within a specific consulting organisation, in terms of the premises of the Tavistock model of group relations?" The psychodynamic approach, psychoanalytic technique, open systems theory and object relations theory were used. The unstructured interview and hermeneutic approach were used for collection of data, and analysis and interpretation. The results of the research indicate that groups, in interaction with other groups, may install defences against anxieties which could undermine the success of their work efforts .. Issues of ' . ' nonclarity of task, group boundary and identity issues, authority issues and reactions of projection seemed prevalent. Various hypotheses were developed which could be used as a basis for further research. / Industrial and Organisation Psychology / M.A. (Industrial Psychology) Psychodynamics Object relations theory Tavistock model of group relations Task boundaries Group boundaries Group identity Authority Paranoid-schizoid position Projective identification Projective processes 658.3145 Psychology, Industrial Psychodynamic psychotherapy Object relations (Psychoanalysis) Social psychology Interpersonal relations Intergroup relations Group identity Projection (Psychology) Organizational behavior
54	Intergroup relations in organisations Wrogemann, Gail Cynthia 25 August 2009 (has links) The problem statement of this research is, "What is the· basis of the intergroup relations that potentially lead to ineffective work behaviour, and how does it manifest in groups within a specific consulting organisation, in terms of the premises of the Tavistock model of group relations?" The psychodynamic approach, psychoanalytic technique, open systems theory and object relations theory were used. The unstructured interview and hermeneutic approach were used for collection of data, and analysis and interpretation. The results of the research indicate that groups, in interaction with other groups, may install defences against anxieties which could undermine the success of their work efforts .. Issues of ' . ' nonclarity of task, group boundary and identity issues, authority issues and reactions of projection seemed prevalent. Various hypotheses were developed which could be used as a basis for further research. / Industrial and Organisation Psychology / M.A. (Industrial Psychology) Psychodynamics Object relations theory Tavistock model of group relations Task boundaries Group boundaries Group identity Authority Paranoid-schizoid position Projective identification Projective processes 658.3145 Psychology, Industrial Psychodynamic psychotherapy Object relations (Psychoanalysis) Social psychology Interpersonal relations Intergroup relations Group identity Projection (Psychology) Organizational behavior
55	Guidelines for alternative caregivers to enhance attachment with the traumatised child Nieuwoudt, Judith 06 1900 (has links) This thesis focuses on the development of Gestalt guidelines for alternative caregivers to enhance attachment with the traumatised child. The researcher made use of the intervention research process, consisting of six phases. For the purpose of this study of limited scope, the intervention research process was completed up to step one of the fourth phase. The target group in this study was alternative caregivers of traumatised children where attachment difficulties existed. `Alternative caregivers' refers to people who provide care to these children, either on a voluntary basis or professionally. Focus groups, field notes and observation were used as data collection method, and Creswell's spiral was used to analyse data. Not all aspects regarding attachment were covered in this study and only relevant Gestalt principles were discussed. Gestalt guidelines with an observational system were finally developed. The views of the respondents, those of experts and a literature review were incorporated into the guidelines, as well as some functional elements of existing treatments. / Practical Theology / M. Diac. (Play Therapy) Secure and insecure attachment Alternative care Child in care Traumatised child Enhancing attachment Caring Gestalt approach 362.76096871
56	Guidelines for alternative caregivers to enhance attachment with the traumatised child Nieuwoudt, Judith 06 1900 (has links) This thesis focuses on the development of Gestalt guidelines for alternative caregivers to enhance attachment with the traumatised child. The researcher made use of the intervention research process, consisting of six phases. For the purpose of this study of limited scope, the intervention research process was completed up to step one of the fourth phase. The target group in this study was alternative caregivers of traumatised children where attachment difficulties existed. `Alternative caregivers' refers to people who provide care to these children, either on a voluntary basis or professionally. Focus groups, field notes and observation were used as data collection method, and Creswell's spiral was used to analyse data. Not all aspects regarding attachment were covered in this study and only relevant Gestalt principles were discussed. Gestalt guidelines with an observational system were finally developed. The views of the respondents, those of experts and a literature review were incorporated into the guidelines, as well as some functional elements of existing treatments. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M. Diac. (Play Therapy) Secure and insecure attachment Alternative care Child in care Traumatised child Enhancing attachment Caring Gestalt approach 362.76096871

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