Preface. Foreword by Brain Martindale. Foreword by Brian Koehler. Part One: Overview of Group Psychotherapies for People Suffering from Psychoses. Gonzalez de Chavez, History of Group Psychotherapy of Patients with Psychoses. Tost, Hernandez and Gonzalez de Chavez, Meta-analysis of group psychotherapy of patients with psychoses: What does evidence-based medicine say about group psychotherapy for people diagnosed with schizophrenia? A review of randomized clinical trials in the last 25 years. Evans, Adding evidence to experience – research methodologies in group psychotherapy with patients with psychoses – weaving qualitative and quantitative methods. Cabeza, Therapeutic factors in group psychotherapy with patients diagnosed with psychosis. Gonzalez de Chavez, Creation of a group. Context, formats, composition and preparation. Evaluation and selection of patients. Part Two: Groups for Psychosis: Different Approaches and Different Settings. Gonzalez de Chavez, An inter-subjective view of how group psychotherapy works with patients suffering from psychosis. Peciccia, Urlic & Donnari, Transference and counter-transference features in psychological approach to patients with psychosis: group-dynamic considerations. Urlic, Group psychotherapy in acute inpatient unit. Pesek, Avcin, Solinc & Medved, Short and long-term group psychotherapies with outpatients suffering from psychosis. Restek-Petrović & Orešković-Krezler, Intimacy, love and sexuality in the psychodynamic group psychotherapy of patients with psychosis. Koukis, Reconstructing the ability of dreaming in psychosis: A group-analytic approach with a neuro-psychological perspective. Ivezic, Psycho-education as a group psychotherapy method for increase the insight into illness, stigma, coping and reduction of self-stigma. Kennard, Groups in therapeutic communities for people suffering from psychosis. Magerle, Zarkovic, Petkovic & Vucic, Group psychotherapy of psychosis in the department of forensic psychiatry: what are we doing? Rook, Groups in Early Intervention Services. Tai, Group CBT for people experiencing psychosis. Jackson, Multi-family groups in working with patients with psychosis. De Pater, van den Brink, A Multi Family Group for Moroccan persons who suffered from psychosis and their family members. Davidson, Bellamy, Benedict, Clayton & Rowe, Recovery and self-help group of psychotic patients (plus peer support groups).Peer Support: History, Current Status, and Future Directions. Waddingham. Grandison, The Group in Arts Therapies: An Additional Therapeutic Medium for Working with Psychosis. EPILOGUE: THE FUTURE OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY IN PSYCHOSES. Manuel González de Chávez, Ivan Urlić.
