61st
Annual Conference
Saturday,
February 28
Morning Workshops
9:00 A.M. – 12:00 Noon
Workshop 85
Managing Love and Hate in Group Settings
Chair:
Ronnie Levine,
Ph.D., CGP, Faculty, Center for the
Advancement of Group Studies, New York, New York
Open to participants with less than four years of
group psychotherapy experience
This workshop is
designed to help therapists understand and work more comfortably
with both loving and angry feelings in groups and in themselves.
Beginning with the leader's own reluctance to experience intimate
feelings, this workshop will help participants to identify disguised
feelings, control destructive aggression, and creatively transform
it.
experiential-sharing of work experiences-didactic-demonstration
Course References:
1. Gans, J. (1995). Discussion of “Therapist Anger in group
Psychotherapy”. International
Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 45(3), 355-362.
2. Ormont, L. (1984). The Leader’s Role in Dealing with Aggression
in Groups.
International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 34(4), 353-372.
3. Ormont, L. (1998). The
Leader’s Role in Resolving Resistances to Intimacy in the Group
Setting. |
