Changes in the Context of Group Therapy

Abstract

Mary Nicholas has given us a useful book. She has picked out from the many authors she cites those elements that she found of value,
mercifully resisting any temptation to attack their errors. The book is at once broad and well researched, embracing a great range of group approaches, and yet forming a cohesive unit. Her style is clear and unpretentious. In fact, Nicholas finally enabled me to understand certain ideas of others that I had never been able quite to grasp in the original. There is little in the field so pithy and knitting together so many apparently divergent points of view.