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Fifty years of analytic group psychotherapy: A personal retrospective

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    Henriette T. Glatzer Ph.D. (Training Analyst, Senior Supervisor, and Faculty Member)

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Glatzer, H.T. Fifty years of analytic group psychotherapy: A personal retrospective. Group 15, 200–206 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01547352

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