Supervision Groups -- scroll down for times and fees
(all courses and groups meet via telephone )    

Qualified therapists from different parts of the country meet on the phone for an hour once a week to consult about all the issues that go into doing the work that psychotherapists do.  Everything pertaining to treatment and practice from fees, to clinical issues is fair game.  Everyone is encouraged to take part of the talking time.   

Facilitated group work focuses on assuring  that each participant's needs get understood and met.  Facilitators take a warm interested approach that fosters forward thinking discussions.

Clinicians come from all different training orientations and are united by a common denominator: they all want to learn from each other. Therapists present cases for discussion and other topics such as fees, difficult clients, treatment approaches, money, practice-building, marketing and all thoughts and feelings that come up in the course of the work.

The group models and discusses techniques and theories, focuses on experiential learning, and the exchange of ideas among colleagues.

The group studies resistance, group process, the clinician’s countertransference issues, induced feelings, and treatment dynamics.

Special attention is given to each clinicians’ unique interests and learning objectives.

Clinicians are encouraged to share their own expertise, and ideas, and to present cases and issues.