1-15 Frederick Perls & Gestalt Therapy
1970. DVD. B/W
Two parts on one disk
Part 1 - 39:10 minutes,
Part 2 - 36:41 minutes
Psychological & Educational Films
This series is a summary of the theory and practice of
Gestalt therapy by its founder Frederick Perls presented in a group setting.
In Part 1 he talks about the structure
of neurosis from the Gestalt point of view and describes the five "layers" as cliché behavior, role playing or manipulative
behavior, the implosive layer, the explosive layer and the actualizing personality. He also discusses "now and
how" as legs on which Gestalt Therapy stands.
Part 2 of Frederick Perls and Gestalt Therapy is a
moving demonstration of Perls’ actual techniques in practice with selected members of the group. Perls discusses
his dream theory and describes a dream as an existential message in which one’s existence is clarified.
Purchase: $125
Item 1-15
7-1 Gestalt Dream Analysis
VHS. B/W
44 minutes
Frederick Perls
Gestalt Therapy founder Frederick Perls works with the
dreams of several college students.
The dream has been defined by Freud as an attempt to fulfill a wish or desire,
by Jung as a prophecy of the future, but Perls defines it as an existential message—a dramatization of the life situation
in the here and now.
Perls encourages the students he is working with in this presentation to interpret their
own dreams. Any interpretation by the therapist, he says, is a therapeutic mistake.
Purchase: $198.
Item
7-1
3-1 Journey
into Self with Carl Rogers
and Richard Farson
1968. DVD. B/W
45:36 minutes
Richard Farson
Journey into Self is a classic film, winning the Best Feature Length Documentary awarded
by the Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 1968. It is a dramatic, moving documentary of an intensive basic encounter
group of eight participants led by Carl Rogers and Richard Farson. Focusing on four of the group members, it contains
highlights of the most emotional moments of their interaction.
Distinguished filmmaker Stanley Kramer introduces the
film.
Purchase: $125
Item 3-1
1-29 Three Approaches to Group Therapy
Part 1 - Everett
Shostrom (Actualizing Therapy)
1974. VHS. Color
38:24 minutes
Psychological & Educational Films
Shostrom,
an early innovator of group therapy, demonstrates the application of his system called Actualizing Therapy, as defined by
his book of the same title, to the group process.
He is working with a newly formed group of some
experienced and some inexperienced group members. Shostrom, Albert Ellis and Harold Greenwald each
spend about one and one-half hours on the same day, working with the same group, and each part represents about one-half
of that time.
Purchase: $298
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1-30 Three Approaches to Group Therapy
Part
2 - Albert Ellis (Rational-Emotive Therapy)
1974. VHS. Color
39:24 minutes
Psychological & Educational Films
Ellis, author of Reason and Emotion in Psychotherapy
and an early innovator of group therapy, works with a newly formed group of experienced and inexperienced members using the
Rational-Emotive concepts he developed.
Purchase: $298
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Item 1-30
1-31 Three Approaches to Group Therapy
Part
3 - Harold Greenwald (Decision Therapy)
1974. VHS. Color
38:04 minutes
Psychological & Educational Films
The group experiences
Greenwald's method called Decision Therapy, outlined in his book of the same title. An early innovator of group therapy,
Greenwald is working with the same newly formed group of some experienced, some inexperienced members as Shostrom in
Part 1 and Ellis in Part 2, on the same day.
Greenwald, Shostrom and Ellis each spent about one and one-half
hours on the same day working with the same group, and the videotape of each represents about one-half of the time spent.
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$298
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Item 1-31
1-29, 1-30, 1-31 Three Approaches to Group Psychotherapy
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Item 1-29, 1-30, 1-31
1-43 Transactional Analysis: Group Therapy
with Muriel James
1981. VHS. Color
32:15
minutes
Psychological & Educational
In this program, Muriel James applies the principles of Transactional
Analysis to group therapy.
She enables a group of students to progress in examining their personal problems through transactional
techniques in a compelling demonstration. The two hour group session was edited to an half hour production.
Purchase: $125.
Item 1-43
2-1
Two Faces of Group Leadership
1975. VHS. Color
30:39 minutes
California State University,
Fullerton
This program observes selected growth groups to capture
the dynamics of the group process.
Skilled counselors under the direction of Marilyn Bates,
Ph.D., apply group leadership techniques under real conditions. Starting with the pre-group interview and moving quickly through
the various stages of group counseling, this video gives a clear view of the two basic functions which leaders use in all
groups: mobilizing and managing.
This video is an excellent introduction to group therapy.
Purchase: $150
Item 2-1
Understanding Group Psychotherapy
Irvin Yalom,
M. D.
Volumes I, II and III - (Instructor's Version):
5-4 Volume I, Understanding Group Psychotherapy
Irvin Yalom, M. D.
Outpatients (Instructor's Version)
