Building on her work in Intercultural Therapy and Supervision, Dilek explores how culture, race, and diversity shape group therapy. Drawing on four decades of clinical and teaching experience, she weaves insights, reflections, and theory to create inclusive, culturally responsive group spaces centred on the clients voice. A thoughtful and engaging contributionhighly recommended.
Ravind Jeawon, BBS, PDipICPsy, MIACP, Psychotherapist, Practice Manager, Clinical Supervisor
British group analysts have long awaited a reframing of group-analytic theory, and Dilek Güngör has answered the call. Centring on the historically excluded other, she highlights overlooked voices and intercultural dimensions. By challenging colourblind narratives, her work offers an inclusive space for practitioners and clients to engage with group dynamics, providing a corrective and comprehensive approach.
Charles Brown, Psychoanalytic psychotherapist and supervisor
This book offers a timely exploration of group psychotherapy in intercultural contexts. Clear and accessible, it speaks to bilingual readers and those for whom English is not a first language, blending theory and clinical insight into a valuable resource on identity, belonging, and dialogue across cultures.
Ayten are, Senior Group Analytic Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor, UKCP Reg.
This book invites readers into a meaningful conversation on group therapy across cultures. Through reflective insight and clinical experience, the author explores how identity, belonging, and dialogue take shape in groups. Warm in tone yet rigorous in scholarship, it is a valuable resource for practitioners working in diverse settings.
Sega Habtom, Senior Counsellor, BACP Reg., Working at Nafsiyat-Intercultural Therapy Centre
