Supervision of Group Psychotherapy: A Training Manual is a new essential resource for training supervisors of group psychotherapy.
This manual provides updated general standards and guidelines for supervising group therapy, including those that are unique to various training sites such as private practice, hospitals, mental health agencies, and academic training centers, across disciplines such as social work, counseling, psychology, and psychiatry. The manual includes historical perspectives and foundations, research, theory, ethics, and applied knowledge of group psychotherapy supervision. Integrating theoretical, clinical, and research perspectives, it offers a thorough analysis of the dynamic interplay among supervisor, therapist, and group—key elements in shaping effective supervisors as well as group therapist. It can also be used for supervisors training practitioners to become Certified Group Psychotherapists (CGPs).
Filled with concepts considered core knowledge for any group supervisor-in-training, this manual provides the gold standard for group therapy supervision.
Supervision of Group Psychotherapy: A Training Manual is a new essential resource for training supervisors of group psychotherapy.
1. History and Foundations of Supervision of Group Psychotherapy
2.
Group Therapy Supervision: Qualifications and Competencies, Tasks, and
Methods
3. Contemporary Approaches to Group Psychotherapy Supervision
4. The
Supervisory Relationship in Group Psychotherapy Supervision
5.
Multiculturalism and Diversity in Group Psychotherapy Supervision:
Envisioning Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
6. Ethical and Legal
Considerations in Supervision of Group Psychotherapy
7. The
ResearchSupervision Relationship Reflections and Final Comments
Michelle A. Collins-Greene, PhD, ABGP, CGP, AGPA-F, consults, supervises, and mentors group psychotherapists nationally. In her private practice in New Haven, CT, and Port Washington, NY, she leads several psychotherapy groups. She has extensive experience creating supervision groups in hospital and community mental health centers.
Maria T. Riva, PhD, is Emerita Professor of Counselling Psychology at the Morgridge College of Education, University of Denver. She publishes on supervision, group supervision, and group psychotherapy topics with a recent APA-spotlighted article coauthored with Randi Smith, PhD.
Noelle L. Lefforge, PhD, ABPP, CGP, AGPA-F, is a professor and Clinical Director at the University of Denver's Graduate School of Professional Psychology. She has published group psychotherapy education and training guidelines in training and education in professional psychology that are shaping the future of supervision of group psychotherapy.
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