Held Virtually
Therapists need support too!
Whether you have been practicing for 3 or 30 years, our helping profession is something we all have in common. The group will also offer space for career-related dialogue and support, as well as promote each other’s personal and professional growth.
The content of the group is driven by group members wants/needs, but here are some examples of what may be explored during our time together:
- Debrief stressful cases
- Being a therapist amidst our own life challenges
- Imposter Syndrome
- Emotional support
- Practice building
- Themes surrounding our attachment styles
- Themes surrounding our Enneagram type
- Explore our triggers and countertransference (perhaps as related to our family of origin)
- Celebrate successes/helpful interventions
- Identify areas of personal and professional growth
- Deepen self understanding
- Case consultation
- Stress/grief that gets in the way of effective work
- Support for professional challenges
- Burnout or compassion fatigue
- Finances and money management mindsets
- Resource requests
- Share our ups and downs
… and any other issues related to being a clinician that would be meaningful to you (the online registration form will ask for your needs and intentions).
This is not a therapy group, yet the boundaries /norms of confidentiality are observed and members may bring into the group anything that is meaningful to their experience as a therapist and as a human being.
This group will be led by Michelle Joy, MFT, and is filled with other compassionate group members. We will meet on Thursdays every other week for 8 weeks beginning on March 14th from 4:00 to 5:30 PM.
Join us!
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
Dates in 2024: 3/14, 3/28, 4/11, 4/25, 5/9, 5/23, 6/6, 6/20
Time: 4:00 to 5:30 PM
Where: Virtually over Zoom
Cost: $497 for all 8 weeks ($62 per meeting)
Questions: [email protected] or call/text 650-485-1504
About the Group Facilitator: Michelle Joy, M.A., MFT began her career with at The Couples Institute since 2002, and is currently a therapist on staff at CICS. She is a go-to person on staff for couples workshops, as well as local and national professional trainings for therapists on how to help more couples. Michelle has been seeing clients for over 20 years. She believes that sharing our ups and downs with one another as therapists, as well as giving and receiving support, enriches our lives both personally and professionally, and prevents burnout.
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