Effective Group Therapy: Aligning your Purpose to Your Population

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Objectives -Discuss the three common group orientations. -Contrast their function and how they apply to your client base. Description Support groups. Psychoeducational groups. Process groups. In graduate school, we are taught these three common group types are straight forward and distinct. To ensure your group work is ethically sound and competent, it is essential to match your group frame to your clients capacity for connectedness. With relational neuroscience as a grounding framework, this offering defines the three most common group frames, providing distinguishing factors in service of confident assessment of their appropriateness to your client population. Bio: Pearl Waldorf is a Certified Group Psychotherapist in accordance with American Group Psychotherapy Association standards. With over 20 years experience running groups of all kinds, Pearl, believes well-being is collective. She has synthesized her Somatic, Modern Analytic Group Psychotherapy, relational and anti-oppression training into a responsive, eclectic method that supports clients to connect to the wise guidance within them. This is part of the Bite-Sized CE Series. Please review the Cancellation & Refund Policy: https://events.ce-cafe.com/cancellation-refund-policy/