Sally H. Barlow
Affiliations: | Psychology | Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States |
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| Clayton CJ, Ballif-Spanvill B, Barlow SH, et al. (2013) Terrorism as group violence Terrorism: Strategies For Intervention. 9-40 |
| Barlow SH. (2011) Evidence Bases for Group Practice The Oxford Handbook of Group Counseling |
| Davies DR, Burlingame GM, Johnson JE, et al. (2008) The Effects of a Feedback Intervention on Group Process and Outcome Group Dynamics. 12: 141-154 |
| Barlow SH. (2008) Group Psychotherapy Specialty Practice Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. 39: 240-244 |
| Barlow SH, Burlingame GM. (2006) Essential theory, processes, and procedures for successful group psychotherapy: Group cohesion as exemplar Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy. 36: 107-112 |
| Barlow SH. (2004) A Strategic Three-Year Plan to Teach Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Group Skills The Journal For Specialists in Group Work. 29: 113-126 |
| Burlingame GM, Earnshaw D, Hoag M, et al. (2002) A systematic program to enhance clinician group skills in an inpatient psychiatric hospital. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy. 52: 555-87 |
| Barlow SH, Burlingame GM, Fuhriman A. (2000) Therapeutic applications of groups: From Pratt's "thought control classes" to modern group psychotherapy. Group Dynamics: Theory, Research, and Practice. 4: 115-134 |
| Barlow SH, Burlingame GM, Fuhriman A. (2000) Therapeutic application of groups: From Pratt's 'thought control classes' to modern group psychotherapy Group Dynamics. 4: 115-134 |
| Barlow SH, Burlingame GM, Harding JA, et al. (1997) Therapeutic focusing in time-limited group psychotherapy. Group Dynamics: Theory, Research, and Practice. 1: 254-266 |