Marmarosh (professional psychology, George Washington U.), Markin, and Spiegel apply attachment theory to group psychotherapy and explain how therapists in all areas can work with group members with different attachment styles. They describe adult attachment styles; the theory and research on attachment and group therapy; different measures of attachment; how attachment styles influence the therapy process and treatment outcomes, as well as the influence of therapist attachment; screening, placing, and preparing group members; processes that foster secure attachment; treating the preoccupied or fearful-avoidant member; working with eating disorders, substance abuse, and trauma groups; ethnicity and race issues; and loss and termination in therapy. They end with two case vignettes. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)