The EGPS Work Group for Racial Equity (WG4RE) invites you to join us for a year-end social evening on Friday, July 24 and a kickoff social evening on Friday, September 18. Both evenings, […]
The EGPS Work Group for Racial Equity (WG4RE) invites you to join us for a year-end social evening on Friday, July 24 and a kickoff social evening on Friday, September 18. Both evenings, […]
A conversation with GROUP authors Keith Fadelici, LCSW, CGP & John Lutz, Ph.D Free ZOOM event Hosted by the GROUP Journal Committee Focusing on their article in GROUP (Volume 49, […]
For all EGPS Members: Please join us for our first Community Group Gathering of the current membership year. Thursday, October 29, from 6:15-7:30m on Zoom This is an opportunity for […]
Join us for the EGPS Annual Conference, November 12-14, online and in NYC! The final day to receive the early registration rate -- a roughly 20% discount -- is Friday, […]
Location: Virtually on Zoom Description: Sexuality is often present in group therapy long before anyone actually talks about sex. It can emerge through desire, flirtation, humor, silence, competition, shame, attraction, […]
Register by Tuesday, November 10, at 8:00pm Eastern, to join us for the EGPS Annual Conference, November 12-14, online and in NYC! Groups have long been understood as circles—spaces of […]
Join us for the EGPS Annual Conference, November 12-14, online and in NYC! Groups have long been understood as circles—spaces of gathering, reflection, desire, and shared meaning-making. Yet circles are […]
Join us for the EGPS Annual Conference, November 12-14, online and in NYC! Groups have long been understood as circles—spaces of gathering, reflection, desire, and shared meaning-making. Yet circles are […]
Join us for the EGPS Annual Conference, November 12-14, online and in NYC! Groups have long been understood as circles—spaces of gathering, reflection, desire, and shared meaning-making. Yet circles are […]
Location: Virtually on Zoom Description: What makes it possible to speak openly about racial trauma and othering, particularly in settings meant to offer safety and care? What happens when these […]
