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Robert S. Pepper
Observed names:
R.S. Pepper,
Robert Pepper
Observed institution:
New York Institute of Technology
OpenAlex ID:
A5017617455
Too Close for Comfort: The Impact of Dual Relationships on Group Therapy and Group Therapy Training
2007
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Robert Pepper
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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
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19
Confidentiality and Dual Relationships in Group Psychotherapy
2004
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Robert S. Pepper
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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
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19
Emotional Incest in Group Psychotherapy
2002
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Robert S. Pepper
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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
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12
When transference isn't transference: Iatrogenesis of multiple role relations between practicing therapists
1990
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Robert S. Pepper
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
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12
The senior therapist's grandiosity: Clinical and ethical consequences of merging multiple roles
1991
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Robert S. Pepper
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
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8
Raising Fees in Group Therapy: Some Ethical and Clinical Implications
2004
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Robert Pepper
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
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6
The omnipotent clinician: A potential source of iatrogenesis
1996
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Robert S. Pepper
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
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6
Untitled
1997
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Robert S. Pepper
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
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5
Be It Ever So Humble...: The Controversial Issue of Psychotherapy Groups in the Home Office Setting
2003
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
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4
Psychoanalytic training institutes as cults: An example of entropy
1992
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Robert S. Pepper
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
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4
Therapist Transparency and Multiple Role Relationships
1989
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Robert S. Pepper
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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
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4
Emotional Incest in Group Psychotherapy
2014
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Robert S. Pepper
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Rowman & Littlefield Publishers eBooks
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3
Blind Spots in Group Psychotherapy: “Why Don’t They See Them?”
2024
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Robert S. Pepper
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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
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1
The Need for Safety in Clinical Supervision
2018
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
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1
Response to “Thinking About Our Work: What Do We Mean by ‘Mental Health’?”
2017
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Robert Pepper
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Group
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1
Educational/Instructional Media
1979
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Philip Hills
, John Gilbert
, et al.
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Communication Booknotes
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1
Response to “Thinking About Our Work: When the Therapist Becomes Ill”
2017
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Robert Pepper
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Group
Reply to Responses to “Thinking About Our Work: Freud, Newton, and Einstein—Strange Bedfellows Indeed”
2016
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
Reply to Responses to “Thinking About Our Work: Freud, Newton, and Einstein—Strange Bedfellows Indeed”
2016
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
Thinking About Our Work: Freud, Newton, and Einstein—Strange Bedfellows Indeed
2016
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
Gonna Mess You Up With My Love
2015
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
Is Group Psychotherapy Inherently Unethical?
2015
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
Commentary on Stone: The Fallout in My Groups From Having Written a Book About My Experiences as a Patient–Trainee
2015
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
The Ultimate End of Treatment
2015
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
Comment on Walter N. Stone's “Thinking About Our Work: Siblings”
2014
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Robert S. Pepper
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Group
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48
Citation count:
106
H-index:
6
I10-index:
4
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