Sharing Mythologies and Changing Them Together
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In my last two posts I reflected on the phenomenon of “The Little World”, that is generated through the metamorphosis of group therapy participants becoming
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In my last two posts I reflected on the phenomenon of “The Little World”, that is generated through the metamorphosis of group therapy participants becoming
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This photograph I created for my last post, Little Worlds, about the uniquely personal society generated through an ongoing group therapy experience. The image stayed
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I write this post just before my new group begins . We have met only a short while but already it has impacted me. Initially
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It was originally a simple quest. I was initiating a new group process and in my narrative, inviting those interested in group therapy to consider
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In this post I continue to search for the roots of my current expression as a group psychotherapist. Although my work has been informed
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In my last post, Organizing The In-effable, I found that my attempt to simply describe my approach to Group Process had led me backwards
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It was Passover 1982 in Cambridgeport Massachusetts. I was part of a community of other performing artists and writers. Our desire to provide an
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The ongoing group I led, Outsiders Come Inside, recently concluded after three years. I reflect on this time with fondness and a tender appreciation
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I offer this selection from my lecture series, to assist other clinicians who work with couples and to provide a context for couples who are
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I want to dedicate this post to my dear friend and colleague Lynn Lichtenfels who passed to the next realm a few days ago. She