Posts tagged as: process groups

What Group Therapy Can Teach Therapists

Written by Daniel Goldstein, PhD, CGP As therapists, we spend much of our professional lives helping people understand what happens between us and other people. We study attachment, conflict, vulnerability, boundaries, and repair. We listen closely for the relational patterns shaping our clients’ lives. Yet most therapists receive surprisingly little opportunity to examine those same […]

The Healing Power of Being Seen: What Neuroscience Reveals About Group Therapy

To many, group therapy is not as widely known and well understood as individual therapy. Yet, a growing body of psychological and neuroscientific research suggests that group therapy offers something uniquely powerful. Group is a distinct therapeutic experience that can deepen insight, strengthen emotional resilience, and transform how we experience relationships.  As humans, we are […]