Author: murrayof

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.

The Therapeutic Inclusion Program book is now available all over. We wrote this book to expand inclusion for students with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges. We hope you will check it out, talk to your colleagues and friends about it, and talk to us about it.

Find it wherever you like to buy books online! Here’s an Amazon link:

The Therapeutic Inclusion Program is now available for pre-sale directly from our publisher’s site (link below). The book will be out February 17th. Enter SMA31 at checkout for 20% off

https://www.routledge.com/The-Therapeutic-Inclusion-Program-Establishment-and-Maintenance-in-Public/Murray-Balogh/p/book/9781032218915#

My co-author Laura Balogh and I will be presenting about the Therapeutic Inclusion Program (the topic of our book), with a focus on group counseling , at the American Group Psychotherapy Association annual conference in New York City on Thursday March 9th.

Consider coming to the conference if you are a mental health professional, or in training. And if you’re coming to the conference, be sure to catch our session!

more information: https://agpa.org/home/continuing-ed-meetings-events-training/agpa-connect-2023

Laura and I spoke with the Inclusive Education Project podcast about our book The Therapeutic Inclusion Program. You can hear it on spotify or whatever platform you use to listen to podcasts. -So grateful that the Inclusive Education Project podcasts makes this conversation and others happen.