Group psychotherapy in Arlington, starting December 7th, 2023.

Group psychotherapy is an extremely valuable, rewarding, and powerful therapy modality. Depending on the individual, it can be an alternative or complement to individual therapy.

I am starting a weekly group in Arlington on Thursday evenings from 6:00pm – 7:15pm, starting December 7th, 2023. The weekly fee is $80. There are also two individual sessions in order to prepare for the group.

It is an adult interpersonal group. This means that we will work with the understanding that our lives are experienced in large part within our relationships to others. The group is a place to develop deeper understanding of how this plays out for each of us.

Contact me if you are interested in being a member of the group.

Interview with The Thoughtful Teacher Podcast

Me and my co-author talk about our book with Dr. Scott Lee on the latest episode of The Thoughtful Teacher Podcast.

Find it wherever you get podcasts.

We talk about inclusion, relationship-based therapeutic work, counseling in schools, safety, and more.

Our book The Therapeutic Inclusion Program describes public school inclusion for students with significant social, emotional, and behavioral, challenges. Dr. Scott Lee is very experienced and knowledgeable in this realm, so it’s a quality conversation as we connect from Massachusetts to Tennessee.

Here’s a spotify link:

American Group Psychotherapy Association Connect 2023

My co-author Laura Balogh and I went to AGPAConnect 2023 to do a presentation about group psychotherapy with students, and the therapeutic inclusion program. It turns out that the group of people who show up at 7am(!) to engage about group counseling in schools is an especially great group.

We also got to take in a number of presentations – some notable ones included a demonstration of using role-playing table top games in group counseling, a group adaptation of Yale’s SPACE Treatment to treat children with anxiety disorders through their parents, and a thought-provoking demonstration group led by group psychotherapist Richard Billow.