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Should your group be open or closed? Should you offer a time-limited group or an ongoing group? If you have been wondering what are the options out there, and what’s the best type of group for you, stay tuned. In this episode Carrie walks us through the different aspects of groups. And explores the pros and cons of each type.
Should your group be open or closed? Should you offer a time-limited group or an ongoing group? If you have been wondering what are the options out there, and what’s the best type of group for you, stay tuned. In this episode Carrie walks us through the different aspects of groups. And explores the pros and cons of each type.
In today’s episode Carrie talks about how to better address clients’ fears about group. Find out what the best tips are to offer groups.
Have you been wondering about what to focus on in your practice? Carrie sums up some of the most useful tools and strategies in picking your Niche when it comes to group work. Stay tuned to learn more about how to pick your ideal niche.
Today we are delving deeper into the key factors that make groups effective. In this episode, Carrie talks about the uniqueness of group therapy, and the “bible” of group work, The Theory, and Practice of Group Psychotherapy by Irvin Yalom.
In this episode, Carrie explores the reasons why you should offer groups as part of your services.
Join Carrie in the second episode of The Arts of Groups Podcast. In this episode, Carrie answers a common question. Why do clients choose not to take part in groups?
In this episode, take a journey with Carrie to learn about her path to falling in love with group work.
I am a huge believer in the power of group work. I have spent years and years facilitating groups and learning all that I can about creating spaces where people can experience deep connection and transformation. In the fall of 2018, I had the opportunity to attend a magical training with Jalaja Bonheim, PhD, the … Read more
As a psychotherapist in private practice, I spend my days talking to people about the most intimate aspects of their lives. In our initial meeting. I will often ask new clients about their religious or spiritual lives. Many answer that they no longer participate in organized religion but do consider themselves spiritual and believe in … Read more