In this episode, host Carrie Haynes interviews Shannon Heers, a group practice owner, experienced therapist, clinical supervisor, and the founder of Firelight Supervision. Shannon is also the owner of CatalYss Counseling, a group practice located in Colorado. She is passionate about burnout prevention in the counseling field and has a wealth of experience in facilitating … Read more
Welcome to another insightful episode with Carrie Haynes on the Art of Groups podcast, where we delve deeper into the intricacies of group therapy. In this episode, Carrie generously shares her extensive knowledge and passion for group therapy, highlighting the transformative power it holds in fostering deep connections and promoting healing within communities. Drawing from … Read more
Hey there, welcome back to the Art of Groups podcast! It’s your host, Carrie Haynes, and I am so excited to kick off a brand new season with you. If you’re new here, get ready to learn all about creating, promoting, and facilitating transformational groups. And if you’ve been following along, you might have noticed … Read more
Today’s episode is about the final stage of group development, Adjourning. In this episode, Carries talks about what you can do to help your clients go through this phase and some of the most common themes during this stage.
Carrie shares about the fourth stage of group development: Performing. Performing is an exciting stage; It is where you start seeing the fruit of the work you’ve done with the group up until this point. During this stage, the group starts working showing up for each other.
In today’s episode, Carrie shares about the third stage of group development: Norming. This is the stage after the so feared storm. During this stage, the members of the group start feeling connected as a whole.
In today’s episode, Carrie shares about the second stage of group development: Storming. This is the stage that many group facilitators fear! However, in this episode, Carrie shares tried-and-true ways to navigate the storm and use it to support the group in moving into greater authenticity and connection. Here are some useful tips : Draw … Read more
In Today’s episode, Carrie is sharing her thoughts on the first stage of group work. This first session is all about forming connections and setting the tone for future sessions since this can be an intense experience for members, remember to be gentle and lead the group with kindness and empathy.
In this episode Carrie talks about the power of shifting into “heart-thinking” in group work.
In today’s episode, Carrie talks about the challenges and advantages that come with having a co-facilitator help you lead your group. Teamwork can sometimes benefit the therapeutic work in group, but if you are not clear about who you’re bringing as your co-facilitator the opposite could happen.