Chair:           

Hylene Dublin, M.S.W., CGP, FAGPA, Private Practice, Winnetka, Illinois

This woman's workshop will allow participants to identify and explore complex issues with mothers and other significant females. These often unresolved issues (attachment, identification, individuation, competition, collaboration, and mentoring) affect our functioning as group leaders. Resulting leadership and countertransference dilemmas will be explored as well as strategies for clarifying and dealing more effectively with them.

experiential-sharing of work experiences-didactic-demonstration

Course References:

1. Alonso, A. and Rutan, J.S. (1979). Women in group therapy. International Journal of Group

    Psychotherapy, 29: 187.

2. Day, M.  (1993). Training and supervision in group psychotherapy, in Kaplan, H.I. and Sadock,

    B.J. (eds.), Comprehensive group psychotherapy 3rd ed. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 656-

    668.  

3. DeChant, B. (ed.) (1996). Women and Group Psychotherapy: Theory and Practice. New York:

    Guilford.