Group supervision for professional Growth and advancement
Undo the aloneness of a solo practice.
The group
The Professional Growth & Advancement group (aka Group supervision) can strengthen your clinical skills in many ways. Through your participation, you may:
- Hone skills in case conceptualize
- Identify and sharpen tools for psycho-education in therapy
- Explore the best strategies for helping your clients transform their lives
- Manage vicarious trauma and burnout
- Build your skills in professional and personal self-care
- Bring deep healing work to your clients
- Examine ethical and cultural issues that impact your work
- Integrate your personhood into your work
- Learn in the company of trusted colleagues
- Receive valuable feedback and gentle inquiry
- Allow yourself to be fully supported
Group supervision is a perfect environment to develop your skills in the company of colleagues who are also seeking excellence.
Who can join?
This group is suitable for:
- Pre-licensed professionals – psychologist residents, counseling associates, or others seeking licensing hours
- Early career professionals – needing to build a supportive professional community
- Fully licensed therapists/counselors – who want more support in their ongoing therapy work.
The group meets from 11:00 – 12:30 PM, the first Thursday of each month. The fee is $80 with sliding scale options available. Click here for details and paperwork.
Group support for providing group therapy
Do you want to start offering group therapy? Group supervision is a great place to get encouragement and training for adding group therapy work to your practice – whether standard process group, psycho-educational short courses, or community presentations. In the welcoming and supportive environment of a group, you can build your confidence in practice development, skill enhancement, and effective group treatment.
“Elsbeth’s group has been such a blessing. A blend of both professional and personal – helping to uncover blind-spots and identifying the work to do to become a better therapist. I always leave group with both practical suggestions and interventions for upcoming therapy sessions, as well as a better overall conception of the work as a whole. The group is a wonderful place to gain new perspectives and feel less-alone in an otherwise isolating profession. I can’t recommend this group enough, I can’t imagine practicing without it.”