Group Analysis of Differences
This course will give you the knowledge necessary to examine the relational or dynamic related to difference, oppression and power.
This course will give you the knowledge necessary to examine the relational or dynamic related to difference, oppression and power.
We will go beyond the notions of bias or unconscious bias to present some core group analytic ideas to help us better understand how structural harm is also a function of unconscious dynamics and processes that may get activated at various levels of communication and affects relational and institutional configurations.
The course is priced at £399 for non-members and £150 for Race Reflections members.
This course is aimed at all helping professionals, teachers, medical staff, managers and others with an interest in psychology, mental health, social justice AND anti-racism.
To define group analysis as a framework to understand unconscious dynamics in groups
Explore how it can help us understand dynamics, structures and processes as located within particular socio-historical contexts
Present some of the key concepts of group analytic thinking linking them to dynamics of othering, marginalisation and, oppression
Introduction
Case studies: The lived experience
About this course
What is group analysis?
The group matrix
Reading: Whiteness and the group analytic matrix
In conclusion
Basic assumptions
Location of disturbance
Scapegoating
The white gaze