A process-oriented training group is a place for therapists to do a mix of personal and professional work.
It’s a space to work in the “here and now” – to practice identifying the thoughts, feelings and reactions you have inside yourself, and towards others in the group. As you build capacity to be with yourself and others in a myriad of emotional experiences, you expand your ability to be present and attuned. The interpersonal work therapists do enlarges the psychological container they bring to their clients.
It is also a place to talk through challenging professional and personal experiences, work towards a fulfilling and enlivening career and be known and supported as a human. This reduces burnout and imposter syndrome and increases resilience and vitality in the field.
The skills developed in a training group are acquired experientially through relational interactions within the group process and by shared consultation about tough cases and professional stuck spots; there is no formal didactic component.
I have multiple groups for therapists, details below:
