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In lively, warm, engaging groups, group members explore and resolve the patterns that limit satisfaction in professional, peer, romantic, or family relationships.
Within a supportive and powerful environment, group members develop self confidence and skills to move beyond interpersonal challenges, challenges, anxiety, conflict and loss. In group, members identify and express feelings, reactions and concerns which have historically been silenced, and negotiate disagreements rather than avoiding them. Working through issues around boundaries, trust, communication and conflict, group members develop the skills to pursue meaningful personal connections and professional goals. I am a Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association and a Certified Group Psychotherapist with 30 years of experience leading groups, and teaching courses on group psychotherapy to graduate students and to licensed clinicians. I lead process groups for regional and national trainings, , the Observation Group at the Brookline Community Mental Health Center, and several consultation groups. I present locally and nationally on integrating Internal Family Systems, psychodynamic theory and Interpersonal Neurobiology group therapy. To read more about group therapy, click here |
Interpersonal Process Groups
"If we can share our story with someone who responds with empathy and understanding, shame can't survive." Brene Brown |