ONLINE WORKSHOP - Introduction to Resistances in Group Psychotherapy (OW10426) – 2.5 contact hours
Oct
4
4:00 PM16:00

ONLINE WORKSHOP - Introduction to Resistances in Group Psychotherapy (OW10426) – 2.5 contact hours

Resistance occurs in every group, providing a great deal of information about members’ current and historic fears and their learned strategies for coping with less than perfect environments in their lives. This didactic and experiential workshop will address the types and sources of resistance in group and their usefulness in understanding the group and its members. Intervention techniques for resolving group and member resistance will be discussed. The topic of countertransference resistance will be introduced.

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Block 8 | Dreams, Symbolic & Non-verbal Communications
Oct
16
to Oct 18

Block 8 | Dreams, Symbolic & Non-verbal Communications

Unconscious material prevents group members from functioning with one another in a mature way. It can be both a resistance and a rich source of information. This workshop will address how the group leader helps the group members reveal the significant information hidden behind a dream or other form of non- verbal communication. This workshop will review analytic theory of dream interpretation and its application to group: symbolic and non-verbal communication and will demonstrate interventions that are unique to modern group that bring these processes into the here and now in the group interactions.

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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Creating A Group Flow (OW111526) – 2.5 contact hours
Nov
15
4:00 PM16:00

ONLINE WORKSHOP - Creating A Group Flow (OW111526) – 2.5 contact hours

Modern analytically trained group leaders use a variety of techniques to help the group become the primary agent of change, rather than the leader. A core technique is bridging. Through didactic and experiential learning, this workshop will describe and demonstrate how bridging, transient identification, and other joining techniques, are used to create and sustain a flow of connection between members that helps the group evolve.

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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Cultivating Progressive Emotional Communication in Group Psychotherapy (OW12626) – 2.5 contact hours
Dec
6
4:00 PM16:00

ONLINE WORKSHOP - Cultivating Progressive Emotional Communication in Group Psychotherapy (OW12626) – 2.5 contact hours

Ormont stated that progressive emotional communication was one hallmark of effective group functioning. He wrote that progressive emotional communication includes three ingredients: members put their feelings into words, they express those feelings towards others in the group, and the communication should be progressive, or said differently, it will be more meaningful if new content keeps arising. This didactic and experiential workshop explores the role of progressive emotional communication in group psychotherapy and describes ways it can be cultivated for the good of the group.

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Block 9 | Resolving Transference Resistances and Termination Issues
Jan
22
to Jan 24

Block 9 | Resolving Transference Resistances and Termination Issues

The process of termination in group psychotherapy is a complex and multi-faceted process and frequently complicated by resistances in patient and therapist. Utilizing both didactic and experiential formats, this weekend workshop will address and explore key aspects of the process of termination, and how transference resistance in the therapist interferes with, blocks, and /or facilitates effective termination of treatment.

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Block 1 | The Essence Of Modern Group Process
Apr
30
to May 2

Block 1 | The Essence Of Modern Group Process

The essence of the modern group process can be attributed to a systematic method of enhancing identifications between and among the group members. In addition to being alert to the multiple transferences and resistances being played out in the group setting, we utilize the theoretical construct of bridging to bring the members together for therapeutic advantage. This workshop will address the basic concepts differentiating modern group process from traditional group process and explore the techniques and interventions that are unique to the application of modern group process.

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