Question 1

Do I have to be a licensed therapist to join this group?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This group provides a private space for professional licensed therapists of all types- social workers, psychologists, counselors of all stripes- to have a place to reflect on the unique experience of providing psychotherapy.

Question 2

Do I have to share what I write in the group?

Accepted Answer

No, sharing is optional but encouraged since you can benefit from others' feedback.

Question 3

What is the goal of the group?

Accepted Answer

The work of a therapist demands deep emotional engagement and attunement with a variety of individuals and groups throughout the day. This group is designed to help therapists recognize their countertransference and reflect on the insights and lessons gained from their daily clinical experiences.

Question 4

Are the meetings confidential?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We require that group members respect the privacy of each member and follow the professional ethical guidelines in place for all consultation groups.

Question 5

Can I write about things other than my clinical work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The prompts are designed to help you reflect on both professional and personal experiences. Writing offers valuable benefits, it can help you feel more grounded, enhance emotional awareness, and foster creativity and flexibility. Your focus is your choice.

Question 6

Do I have to commit to more than one group?

Accepted Answer

No, you can drop by when you'd like to. We'll be compiling a mailing list for reminders. Let us know if you are interested in future groups and we'll notify you of the next meeting.

Question 7

Can I bring professional writing to the group?

Accepted Answer

No, but if you're seeking feedback on professional writing, research, or dissertation, you are welcome to schedule an individual consultation with Rose.

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