This article is contributed by Barney Straus, LCSW, CPG, FAGPA If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many words must a movie be worth? It’s hard to quantify such things, but suffice to say that movies are very lifelike and emotionally evocative. Depictions of individual therapists in movies such […]
Studying Authority, Boundaries, Tasks and Roles in a Group Relations Conference By Jeffrey D. Roth, MD and Seth Harkins, M.Ed. Group psychotherapists in the US have many opportunities to learn about group and organizational dynamics using an experiential model, including institutes at our annual AGPA meeting and IGPS conferences, […]
Article contributed by Barney Straus, LCSW, CGP, FAGPA I attended two two-day IGPS conferences in 2013 and 2014, From Shame to Encounter: A Relational Gestalt Approach to the Impact of Shame on Therapist and Client, featuring Bruce Aaron, MSW, and Exploring Barriers to Intimacy in Group Psychotherapy, featuring Ronnie Levine, […]
This is a guest post article contributed by: Victoria Te You Moore, MA, LPC “Shape clay into a vessel; It is the space within that makes it useful. Cut doors and windows for a room; It is the openings which make them useful.” – Lao Tzu “Get out of your head, […]