Violence in America

Robert H. Klein is a clinical faculty member in the School of Medicine at Yale University, USA. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and Diplomate in Group Psychology, as well as Past President and Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association. A recognized expert in the area of group psychotherapy and group dynamics, he lectures, consults and supervises both nationally and internationally. He is editor/author of six books and maintains a private clinical practice with offices in Westport and Milford, CT. Victor L. Schermer is a psychologist based in Philadelphia, PA, USA. He is a Life Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association. He is author/editor of eight books and over 50 articles about psychotherapy and group dynamics, and is a frequent presenter of lectures and workshops internationally.

1. Toward Understanding and Treating Violence in America: Some Contributions From Group Dynamic and Group Therapy Perspectives – Introduction to Part I 2. Violence, Threat, and Emotional "Malnourishment": An Interview With Dr. Dan Gottlieb 3. A Group Therapist Reflects on Violence in America 4. The Dangerous Role of Silence in the Relationship Between Trauma and Violence: A Group Response 5. There’s Always a Villain to Punish: Group Processes Contributing to Violence and Its Remediation 6. Voice of Violences Video Series 7. Toward Understanding and Treating Violence in America: Some Contributions From Group Dynamic and Group Therapy Perspectives – Introduction to Part II 8. Group Process as a Mechanism of Change in the Group Treatment of Anger and Aggression 9. Multi-tiered Group Therapy Model to Identify and Treat the Root Causes of Domestic Violence: A Proposal Integrating Current Social Neuroscience Findings 10. Terrorism and Right-Wing Extremism: The Changing Face of Terrorism and Political Violence in the 21st Century: The Virtual Community of Hatred 11. Commentary on "Toward Understanding and Treating Violence in America: Some Contributions From Group Dynamic and Group Therapy Perspectives" 12. Commentary on "Toward Understanding and Treating Violence in America: Some Contributions From Group Dynamic and Group Therapy Perspectives"