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Preface
The Emmanuel Movement and the Origins of Group Psychotherapy
The Founding Father: Elwood Worcester (1862-1940)
The New England Tradition of "Medical Psychotherapy" and Its Turn-of-the-Century Practitioners
Joseph Hersey Pratt and the Origins of Group Therapy
The Beginnings of the Emmanuel Movement (1906-1929)
Growth and Expansion of the Emmanuel Movement (1906-1909)
Reorganization and Decline, 1909-1929
Worcester's Retirement and Successors to the Emmanuel Movement
The Worcester Family, 1940 to the Present
The Emmanuel Movement in Retrospect: Summary and Conclusions
Notes
Index
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