Resources
our essential hub for group analysis resources. Here you will find links to the latest research, news, professional standards, and operational guidelines for practitioners and trainees.
The Annual S.H. Foulkes Lecture
The writings of S.H. Foulkes shift psychoanalytic focus from the isolated individual to the group context. His central concept of the 'group matrix' defines the shared web of relationships where each person acts as a 'nodal point.' Within this framework, therapy becomes a collective process of 'translation,' guided by the therapist as 'conductor.' This powerful synthesis of psychoanalysis and sociology offers a lens to view the human mind as an intrinsically social phenomenon.
Books by members
Our members are at the forefront of group analysis, contributing a wealth of knowledge through their own published work. This curated collection showcases a diverse range of books authored by experienced practitioners and theorists within our community. Explore their latest insights and deepen your understanding of contemporary group analytic practice.
Useful links
This collection of links provides access to valuable external resources, including key professional bodies, academic journals, and allied organisations. We have selected these links to help you easily find trusted information and further your engagement with the field of group analysis.
Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in the NHS
The APP is the professional association for practitioners using psychoanalytic thinking within the NHS and public sector. It champions high clinical standards and supports the professional development of its members across all disciplines.
Group Analysis’ Associates, Trainees and Students (GAATS)
Group Analysis' Associates, Trainees and Students (GAATS) GAATS is a peer-led online community for all past and present UK Group Analysis students. Run by students, for students, it provides an informal and supportive space to share experiences, build networks, and reflect on the process of learning group