Irvin Yalom's book is rightfully considered a classic work. The most valuable experience gained in the field of group psychotherapy is concentrated here. The book provides the most complete description of the group process and provides examples from therapeutic practice. As an experienced psychotherapist, defining the therapeutic nature of group activity, Yalom covers in detail the therapist’s work with the group, his strategy and tactics, characterizes the dynamics of the group itself and the behavior of its members. The book is intended for specialists in the field of psychotherapy and for students of this specialty. It will also be of interest to a wide range of readers interested in problems of the psychology of communication and self-development.